Terms (James Madison)

Which president was James Madison?

• James Madison was the 3rd president of the US

• James Madison was the 4th president of the US

• James Madison was the 1st president of the US

James Madison declared war on Britain after Britain held unfair _____ on US trade (War of 1812).

• restrictions

• religious limitations

• kinds of resources

"War Hawks" were... (Check all that apply)

• Hawks that served as war animals/war assistance

• Younger congressmen from Southern and Western states who desired war

• Members of Congress who put pressure on President James Madison to declare war against Britain in 1812

• Civilians who supported the wars ending

Why was The War of 1812 called “Madison’s War”?

• Because James Madison was opposed to the war

• He was persistent in declaring the war AND had a big role in the direction The War of 1812 took

• He was a soldier

Was the 'Battle of New Orleans' before or after The War of 1812

• AFTER;a few months after the war Percy Jackson helped lead the battle

• BEFORE;a few weeks before the war

• AFTER;a few weeks after the war, General Andrew Jackson leads the battle as a great victory on the US's part

Who was Francis Scott Key?

• Army general during the mid 1800's

• A British lawyer best known for his poems

• An American lawyer, author, and amateur poet from Frederick, Maryland, who is best known for writing the lyrics for the American national anthem "The Star-Spangled Banner"

Battle of Queenston’s Heights was..

(select 2)

• Last major battle in The War of 1812

• First major battle of The War of 1812

• Resulted in British victory

• Resulted in French victory

Which of the following could be used to describe "The Hartford Convention"

• Series of art viewings in Hartford, Connecticut

• Convention introducing the concept of neoclassim

• A series of meetings from in Hartford, Connecticut, where the New England Federalist Party met to discuss their grievances concerning the ongoing War of 1812

TRUE OR FALSE: The treaty of Ghent ended The War of 1812 after being signed by American and British representitives

• True

• False

Battle of Tippecanoe: The Battle of Tippecanoe was fought on November 7, 1811, in Battle Ground, Indiana between American forces led by then _________________ of the Indiana Territory

• Governor Greg Abbott

• John Locke

• George Washington Carver

• Governor William Henry Harrison