What was a MAJOR cause of the War of 1812?

• French naval attacks on U.S. Harbors

• Canadian embargoes on trade with the United States

• British invasions of countries allied with the United States

• British impressment of U.S. sailors

WHAT OUTCOMES DID THE WAR OF 1812 INCLUDE?

SELECT ALL OF THE CORRECT ANSWERS

• MILITARY PROVEN STRENGTH

• WEAKENING OF NATIVE AMERICANS

• PRODUCTION OF AMERICAN GOODS ROSE

• SOUTH CAROLINA SECEDES FROM THE UNION

CAUSES OF THE WAR OF 1812 INCLUDE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING?

SELECT ALL OF THE CORRECT ANSWERS

• IMPRESSMENT OF U.S. SAILORS

• INTERFERENCE WITH U.S. SHIPPING

• FRENCH ATTACKS ON NATIVE AMERICANS

• BRITISH SUPPORT OF NATIVE AMERICAN RESISTANCE

The case of Marbury v. Madison is important because it established​ (a)  

• The power of the Supreme Court to nullify a law by declaring it ​ (b)   .​

• Judicial Review.
• unconstitutional
• Checks & Balances
• illegal

Match the following person to their correct description:

• Chief Justice

• James Madison

• 3rd President

• John Marshall

• Jefferson's Secretary of States

• John Adams

• Sued James Madison to get his commission

• William Marbury

• 2nd President; appointed midnight judges

• Thomas Jefferson

HOW DOES JUDICIAL REVIEW ESTABLISH THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE OF CHECKS AND BALANCES?

• It reviews the constitutionality of laws

• It allows the federal judicial branch to check (limit) the power of the Legislative and Executive branches

• It created judicial review and balanced out the power in the branches.

• All of these answers

What is judicial review?

• It balanced out the power in the branches

• • Appoints a large number of men to be justices of the peace also  known as the midnight judges

• It allows the federal judicial branch to check  (limit) the power of the Legislative and Executive branches

• • 
    It reviews the constitutionality of laws

What president purchased Florida from Spain?

• Washington

• Jefferson

• Madison

• Monroe

What do you call trading across state lines?

• International Trade

• Highway Commerce

• Inner State Commerce

• Interstate Commerce

What happened to the supply of British goods during the War of 1812?

• the supplies decrease

• the supplies increase

• the supplies stay the same

• the supply market shifts to France