WorksheetsFast & Curious War of 1812 #3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Sectionalism
Love for one's country
Loyalty to a region instead of the country
Young Democratic Republicans from the South and West who wanted war with Britain
Stopping things from going in and out of a place
Nationalism
Love for one's country
Loyalty to a region instead of the country
Young Democratic Republicans from the South and West who wanted war with Britain
Stopping things from going in and out of a place
War Hawks
Love for one's country that motivated War Hawks
Loyalty to a region instead of the country
Young Democratic Republicans from the South and West who wanted war with Britain
Stopping things from going in and out of a place
Blockade
Love for one's country that motivated War Hawks
Loyalty to a region instead of the country
Young Democratic Republicans from the South and West who wanted war with Britain
Stopping things from going in and out of a place
Abolitionist Movement
Meeting where Northern Federalists planned to secede from the Union. It destroyed their party
Failed attempt by the U.S. to take over Canada
When people and states tried to end slavery
Group of native people working together
Indian Confederation
Meeting where Northern Federalists planned to secede from the Union. It destroyed their party
Failed attempt by the U.S. to take over Canada
When people and states tried to end slavery
Group of native people working together
Invasion of Canada
Meeting where Northern Federalists planned to secede from the Union. It destroyed their party
Failed attempt by the U.S. to take over Canada
When people and states tried to end slavery
Group of native people working together
Hartford Convention
Meeting where Northern Federalists planned to secede from the Union. It destroyed their party
Failed attempt by the U.S. to take over Canada
When people and states tried to end slavery
Group of native people working together
Tecumseh
Leader of the Native American Confederation
Hero of New Orleans who became president
Hero of Tippecanoe and Thames who became president
The forced movement of Indians from their homes after the War of 1812
Andrew Jackson
Leader of the Native American Confederation
Hero of New Orleans who became president
Hero of Tippecanoe and Thames who became president
The forced movement of Indians from their homes after the War of 1812
William Henry Harrison
Leader of the Native American Confederation
Hero of New Orleans who became president
Hero of Tippecanoe and Thames who became president
The forced movement of Indians from their homes after the War of 1812
Indian Removal Act
The law that essentially banned trade with all foreign countries
Law that explained what Native Americans needed to do to remain in the United States
Ended the War of 1812 and made things the same as they were before it.
The forced movement of Indians from their homes after the War of 1812
Match the following
Ended the War of 1812 and made things the same as they were before it.
Treaty of Ghent
Battle where Indians were defeated and Tecumseh was killed
Battle of Thames
Battle where many Indians were killed leading Tecumseh to join the British and causing the War of 1812
Battle of Tippecanoe
Last battle that made it look like the U.S. won and made Jackson a hero.
Battle of New Orleans
War between Britain and the United States that lasted from 1812-1815.
The War of 1812
Impressment
Capturing sailors and forcing them to work
Stopping things from going in and out of a place
Movement to end slavery
Loyalty to a region instead of the country
(a) was the most import defense of (b) and where (c) wrote a poem that would later become (d)
