War Between England and France in 1803

What was the goal of Napoleon, the leader of France, during the war between England and France in 1803?

• To capture American ships

• To defeat the English army

• To conquer the nation

• To form an alliance with the United States

What did the English consider illegal that led to the capture of American ships?

• Trading with the French West Indies and France

• Carrying goods between the French West Indies and France before the war

• American ships entering English ports

• Americans recruiting tribes to fight against England

What was the consequence for a sailor if he complained about being impressed by the English?

• He would be released immediately

• He would be given a higher rank in the Royal Navy

• He would be flogged with a cat-o'-nine-tails

• He would be promoted to an officer

What event caused outrage among Americans and led to the order for English ships to leave American ports by President Jefferson?

• The Battle of Tippecanoe

• The Chesapeake-Leopard Affair

• The Treaty of Greenville

• The surrender of tribal land by Tecumseh

What was the result of the battle at Tippecanoe in 1811?

• The Native Americans were defeated and surrendered

• The Native Americans withdrew after the battle

• The British army was defeated

• The American army was forced to retreat

Who became the Speaker of the House in 1811 and was known for taking a hard line toward England?

• President Jefferson

• Tecumseh

• The Prophet Tenskwatawa

• Henry Clay of Kentucky

What nickname was given to Henry Clay and his friends who took a hard line toward England?

• War Hawks

• War Eagles

• War Lions

• War Bears