Early Republic: Warm-up Day 13 & Review

War of 1812 poem, later became national anthem

• 4th Amendment
• 6th Amendment
• Star-Spangled Banner
• Unalienable rights

Rights people have form birth: life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

• 4th Amendment
• 6th Amendment
• Star-Spangled Banner
• Unalienable rights

Right to trial by jury

• 4th Amendment
• 6th Amendment
• Star-Spangled Banner
• Unalienable rights

No unreasonable search and seizure

• 4th Amendment
• 6th Amendment
• Star-Spangled Banner
• Unalienable rights

Britain agreed to stop fighting the War of 1812 because -

• they had lost 10,000 soldiers in the conflict
• King George III became a Quaker, and therefore no longer believed in war
• America had won every major battle
• they did not want to go further in debt to try and win the war

Which of the following were effects of the War of 1812? Select the three correct answers.

• Americans focused more on agriculture
• Americans became very patriotic
• Manufacturing increased and factories were built
• Americans earned respect around the world

Which constitutional guarantee did this act violate?

• Freedom of assembly
• The right to due process
• Freedom of the press
• The right to a jury trial

The Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans emerged as separate political parties partly as a result of disagreement over -

• how the nation should develop economically
• whether to enforce the Monroe Doctrine
• how the nation should admit new states
• whether to approve the Declaration of Independence

Led by Alexander Hamilton, wanted more federal government, agriculture economy, federal bank

• Democrat-Republican Party
• Federalist Party
• Marbury v. Madison
• Proclamation of 1763

Led by Thomas Jefferson, wanted less federal government, agriculture economy, no federal bank

• Democrat-Republican Party
• Federalist Party
• Marbury v. Madison
• Proclamation of 1763