Chapter 3: Native Americans Resist Quiz

What was the main reason for the struggle of Native Americans to hold onto their land?

• Native Americans had no interest in the land.

• The U.S. Army supported Native Americans.

• The land was considered empty by settlers.

• Native Americans wanted to sell their land.

Which battle was one of the worst defeats of the U.S. Army by Native Americans?

• Battle of Ohio

• Battle of the Wabash

• Battle of Tippecanoe

• Battle of Fallen Timbers

What happened to Native Americans after the Battle of Fallen Timbers?

• They were forced to move west.

• They gained more land.

• They signed a peace treaty.

• They defeated the settlers.

Who was the governor of the Indiana Territory?

• Tenskwatawa

• William Henry Harrison

• Tecumseh

• George Washington

What was Tecumseh's main goal?

• To unite Native American nations

• To move to Ohio

• To sell Native American land

• To become governor

What did Tecumseh believe about land ownership?

• Land was meant to be sold.

• Land should be shared with settlers.

• Land could not be owned.

• Land could be owned by individuals.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Tippecanoe?

• Tecumseh's forces won.

• The Shawnee defeated the U.S. Army.

• Harrison's forces defeated the Shawnee.

• The battle ended in a truce.

What did Tecumseh do after the defeat at Tippecanoe?

• He moved to Canada.

• He signed a treaty.

• He gave up his fight.

• He promised revenge.

With whom did Tecumseh ally during the War of 1812?

• The Americans

• The French

• The Spanish

• The British

What happened to Tecumseh in 1813?

• He moved to Ohio.

• He became governor.

• He signed a peace treaty.

• He was killed.