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What was one major effect of the War of 1812 on the United States?

• The U.S. lost major territory to Britain

• The U.S. became a British colony again

• The war ended slavery in the North

• The U.S. gained a stronger sense of national pride and identity

• The U.S. joined an alliance with France

The “Era of Good Feelings” was known for:

• Intense political conflict between two major parties

• Expansion of slavery into all territories

• A sense of national unity and limited political division

• U.S. defeat in a major European war

• The beginning of the Civil War

Which president is most associated with the Era of Good Feelings?

• Thomas Jefferson

• James Madison

• James Monroe

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson

Put these events in the chronological order from the oldest to most recent:

• Monroe Doctrine

• Treaty of Ghent "ends" the War of 1812

• Election of 1824

• Jackson's presidency begins

• Jackson's victory at the Battle of New Orleans

The Monroe Doctrine warned European nations to:

• Stop trading with the U.S.

• Avoid colonizing or interfering in the Americas

• Support U.S. efforts in Asia

• Join the U.S. in forming a new world government

• Withdraw from Africa

What region was the Monroe Doctrine most concerned with protecting?

• Africa

• Europe

• Latin America

• Asia

• The Middle East

Which of the following BEST describes the main idea of the Monroe Doctrine?

• The U.S. would help Europe expand colonies in the Americas

• The U.S. promised to stay out of world affairs

• The Western Hemisphere was closed to new European colonization

• The U.S. would take control of all colonies in the Pacific

• European nations had control over trade in the Caribbean

What caused the “Corrupt Bargain” controversy during the Election of 1824?

• Jackson refused to campaign

• John Quincy Adams was chosen by the House of Representatives after no one won a majority

• Henry Clay destroyed Jackson’s votes in the South

• The Supreme Court overturned the election

• Adams lost but stayed in office

The “Corrupt Bargain” involved an alleged deal between:

• Andrew Jackson and Thomas Jefferson

• John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay

• James Monroe and James Madison

• Andrew Jackson and John Calhoun

• Henry Clay and Daniel Webster

John Quincy Adams’ presidency is often remembered as:

• A time of constant war

• A time of strong ideas but little political support

• The beginning of the Civil War

• An era of total unity

• A time when political parties disappeared