Westward Expansion Formative 1 Review

Which of these enabled Congress to divide the Northwest Territory, establish governments in each territory, and provide guidelines for how territories could become states?

• Lewis and Clark Expedition

• War of 1812

• Louisiana Purchase

• Northwest Ordinance

Which of these were causes of the War of 1812?

• Great Britain attacked Washington D.C.

• War Hawks pushed for war.

• Impressment - Great Britain captured soldiers and forced them into military service.

• The US attacked Great Britain in Canada.

• Great Britain gave weapons to Native Americans and encouraged them to attack American settlers.

Which of these was the inspiration for the writing of The Star-Spangled Banner?

• Francis Scott Key was relieved that the war of 1812 had ended.

• Francis Scott Key was sad to see the British flag raised after a long battle.

• Francis Scott Key was filled with pride after seeing the US flag still waving after a long battle.

• Francis Scott Key was angry after the British burned the American flag.

Which of these were effects of the Battle of New Orleans?

• It helped build a reputation for Tecumseh.

• It boosted morale in Great Britain.

• It boosted morale in the US.

• It helped build a reputation for Andrew Jackson.

Which territory did the US purchase from France in 1803?

• The current United States.

• Florida

• The SW and what is now California.

• Louisiana Territory - stretches from Louisiana to Montana.

The Lewis and Clark Expedition can be described as:

• A way to identify a route to the Pacific Ocean.

• A journey that enabled travelers to identify plant and animal life in the region.

• A wasted trip that resulted in no new information.

• A trip that helped Americans learn about the geography of the west.

• A journey also called The Corp of Discovery.

Thomas Jefferson was a(n) -

• leader who purchased the Louisiana territory

• Native American interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark

• enslaved person on Lewis and Clark’s expedition who was later freed

• pioneer and peacemaker who settled at the mouth of the Chicago River and became known as the “Father of Chicago”

• member of the Shawnee tribe who wanted to protect Native American lands in the Northwest Territory and fought for Britain in the War of 1812

York was a(n) -

• leader who purchased the Louisiana territory

• Native American interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark

• enslaved person on Lewis and Clark’s expedition who was later freed

• pioneer and peacemaker who settled at the mouth of the Chicago River and became known as the “Father of Chicago”

• member of the Shawnee tribe who wanted to protect Native American lands in the Northwest Territory and fought for Britain in the War of 1812

Sacagawea was a(n) -

• leader who purchased the Louisiana territory

• Native American interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark

• enslaved person on Lewis and Clark’s expedition who was later freed

• pioneer and peacemaker who settled at the mouth of the Chicago River and became known as the “Father of Chicago”

• member of the Shawnee tribe who wanted to protect Native American lands in the Northwest Territory and fought for Britain in the War of 1812

Jean Baptiste Point Du Sable was a(n) -

• leader who purchased the Louisiana territory

• Native American interpreter and guide for Lewis and Clark

• enslaved person on Lewis and Clark’s expedition who was later freed

• pioneer and peacemaker who settled at the mouth of the Chicago River and became known as the “Father of Chicago”

• member of the Shawnee tribe who wanted to protect Native American lands in the Northwest Territory and fought for Britain in the War of 1812