War at Home and Abroad -Review

What were the three big problems faced by James Madison when he became president?

• Trade restrictions, Native American alliances, and British invasions

• The embargo, British ships stopping American ships, and tension with Native Americans

• Economic depression, tax increases, and foreign invasions

• Political instability, loss of colonies, and naval blockades

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What did Tecumseh and the Prophet organize in the West?

• A military alliance

• A trade agreement

• A confederation with Prophetstown as its capital

• A peace treaty

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811?

• Tecumseh's forces won and gained more land

• William Henry Harrison destroyed Prophetstown

• The British took control of the area

• Native Americans secured their lands

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What was the reason tensions grew with Native Americans in the West?

• Native Americans were forced to adopt American culture

• Settlers wanted more land and the land they wanted had been given to Native Americans

• Native Americans refused to trade with American settlers

• American settlers were forced to pay taxes to Native American tribes

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What two things did the Native Americans try to stop settlers moving into Native American lands?

• They signed treaties and sold land to settlers

• They talked to the British in Canada about working together and joined with other Native American groups

• They attacked the settlers and destroyed their homes

• They appealed to the U.S. government for protection and legal rights

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Did Madison think France or Britain was the bigger enemy?

• France

• Britain

• Neither, he considered both as allies

• Both were considered equally as enemies

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What was William Henry Harrison afraid of?

• The Native Americans joining with the British

• The French joining forces with Native Americans

• The loss of the Indiana Territory to the British

• The economic impact of the War of 1812

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What was a negative result of the victory at Tippecanoe?

• It was considered a great victory with no negative outcomes

• It led to the British attacking Prophetstown

• It resulted in Tecumseh joining forces with the British

• It caused a decline in Harrison's political career

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How did the Federalist feel about going to war?

• They were indifferent to the idea of war

• They supported the war enthusiastically

• They were against the war

• They had no opinion on the matter

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What had the British stopped doing by the time the US declared war?

• They stopped attacking French ships

• They stopped searching American ships

• They stopped trading with the US

• They stopped forming alliances with Native Americans

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