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WorksheetsJames Monroe Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which president was James Monroe?
2
4
5
12
What land new land was bought during his presidency?
Louisiana
Florida
Maine
England
Who did the US get Florida from?
Spain
France
England
Joe Biden
Who was James Monroe's vice president?
George Washington
Lebron James
Daniel Tompkins
Thomas Jefferson
What year was James Monroe born?
1732
1758
1825
1990
What was his wife's name?
Martha
Abigail
Dolley
Elizabeth
How many terms did Monroe serve as president?
1
2
3
50
Which president did Monroe fight in the Revolutionary War with?
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Under which president did Monroe study law?
George Washington
Barack Obama
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
___________ added 1 free state and 1 slave state to keep Congress balanced.
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
XYZ Affair
Monroe Doctrine
What slave state was added under the Missouri Compromise?
Florida
Louisiana
Maine
Missouri
Which free state was added under the Missouri Compromise?
Florida
Louisiana
Maine
Missouri
Why did Monroe drop out of college?
He wasn't very smart.
He wanted to fight in the Revolutionary War.
He was kicked out for bad behavior.
He was too smart for college.
Which political party was Monroe part of?
Federalist
Whig
Democratic-Republican
Army
How much did Florida cost the US?
1 million
5 million
15 million
50 million
Who did the US get Florida from?
Donald Trump
France
Australia
Spain
What stated that any attempt by a European power to control any nation in the Western Hemisphere would be viewed as an aggressive act against the United States?
Missouri Compromise
Sedition Acts
Beat It
Monroe Doctrine
In the Monroe Doctrine, what did the US promise NOT to do?
Interfere with European wars and conflicts
Buy tea from England
Tax the French on traded goods
Sell weapons to Native Americans
When did James Monroe die?
December 25, 1850
May 8, 1910
July 4, 1815
July 4, 1831
Which other presidents Founding Fathers died on July 4th?
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
