Unit 2 Social Studies Review

Which US President purchased the Louisiana Territory?

• George Washington

• Andrew Jefferson

• Thomas Jefferson

• Donald Trump

What were two impacts the Louisiana Purchase had on America?

• America gained control of the Mississippi River

• America was connected to Spain

• America doubled in size

• America went to war with France

Who was Sacagawea on the Lewis and Clark expedition? 

• 1. She was a military leader who protected the expedition 

• 1. She was a Shoshone woman who served as an interpreter and guide, assisting the expedition

• She was a British spy who attempted to sabotage the expedition.

• 1. She was a French fur trapper who provided the expedition with supplies. 

  
  

Which of the following best describes the impact of the Louisiana Purchase on Native Americans?

• It had no impact; the Native American

•  It resulted in the Native American nations becoming wealthy 

• It provided them with protections from the U.S. government.

• It led to increased conflict, land displacement as U.S. settlers moved westward.

How did the Louisiana Purchase affect the population of enslaved peoples in the United States? 

• 1. It led to the abolition of slavery in the newly territory 

• It resulted in an increase in the enslaved population.

• It led to a decrease in the enslaved population.

• It led to the enslaved people being sold to France.

Which year did Louisiana gain statehood?

• 1911

• 1812

• 2005

• 1870

What year did Louisiana (Orleans Territory) first Petition for statehood?

• 1806

• 1813

• 1810

• 1812

Who did America go to war with in the War of 1812?

• France

• Spain

• Native Americans

• Great Britain

Who is Andrew Jackson?

• Andrew Jackson led the military in the Battle of New Orleans

• Andrew Jackson was president of Louisiana

• Andrew Jackson was a spy for Spain

• Andrew Jackson was a creole man

Why did Andrew Jackson recruit different groups of people to fight in the Battle of New Orleans?

• Andrew Jackson wanted to end slavery and racism

• Andrew Jackson wanted soldiers who were familiar with the area.