The Early Republic - Monroe's Presidency Test

In 1795, leaders of the Miami and other American Indian nations signed the __________ ___ __________, a treaty giving up native lands in Ohio for $20,000.

• Treaty of Greenville
• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Ghent

• Adams-Onis Treaty

Members of Congress from the West and South who called for war with Britain were known as ________ _____________.

• War Criminals

• Saber Rattlers

• War Hawks

• Career Military

Extreme devotion to one’s nation is called ______________________.

• Sectionalism

• Fascism

• Isolationism

• Nationalism

The Shawnee leader and orator ________________ led American Indian resistance to white settlement in the Ohio River Valley.

• Sacajawea

• Tecumseh

• The Prophet

• Osceola

As the British withdrew from Fort McHenry following the ____________ ___ ____________, Francis Scott Key was moved to write “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

• Battle of Baltimore
• Battle of Plattsburgh

• War of Attrition

• Battle of York

Andrew Jackson led an army that included frontiersmen, Choctaw, and African Americans to defeat the British at the ____________ ____ _________ ____________ on January 8, 1815.

• Battle of New Madrid

• Battle of Horseshoe Bend

• Battle of New Orleans

• Battle of Gettysburg

Some delegates at the ___________________ ______________________, held in Connecticut in December 1814, threatened to nullify the state of war in their states or even leave the union in protest of “Mr. Madison’s War.”

• Hartford Convention
• Federalist Party

• Constitutional Convention

• Democratic Convention

The peace treaty signed in Belgium on December 24, 1814, the ________________ ____ ________________, has been summed up in one sentence: “Nothing was adjusted, nothing was settled.”

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Greenville

• Treaty of Toronto

• Treaty of Ghent

In March 1814, Andrew Jackson won a crushing victory over the hostile Creek tribes at the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, which led to the end of the __________________ _____________.

• Civil War

• Creek War

• French and Indian War

• War of 1812

President Monroe hoped to create a new sense of national unity. At the time, one newspaper wrote that the United States was entering an “_____ ______ ________ __________________,” an era with conflicts between political parties declining.

• End of Partisan Politics

• Era of National Republicans

• Age of Reason

• Era of Good Feelings