Unit 3.2: War & Compromise of the New Republic

Which Native American tribe took on a name that means runaway?

Why were Native Americans constantly moving from the late 1700s to the early 1800s?

• They had to go live in Oklahoma.

• White settlers gave them back their lands.

• They were forced to give up their lands as white settlers moved west.

• They were trying to keep up with white settlers moving East.

What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

• to give the US access to Southern Canada.

• to reinforce the foreign policy of isolationism

• to bring an end to the embargo crisis.

• to prevent countries in Europe from colonizing North and South America.

Which of the following do War Hawks agree with?

• Trade

• Strong army and navy

• Eliminating slavery in the South

• Peace treaties with Native Americans

• Westward expansion

The Missouri Compromise wanted to prevent the spread of what?

What was a result of Andrew Jackson's actions in Florida in 1818?

• The US went to war with Spain.

• Native Americans allied with Spain since they shared a common enemy.

• Spain sent troops to the area to defend Florida from US colonization.

• Spain realized it could not maintain control of Florida and gave it to the US.

Why did Dolley Madison stay behind to rescue George Washington's portrait?

• As lady of the house, it was her responsibility to preserve historical artifacts.

• The portrait held sentimental value since she painted it.

• She understood the historical importance of the portrait.

• She wanted to put the portrait in a museum.

What did Tecumseh do after the Native Americans lost at The Battle of Tippecanoe?

• formed an alliance with the French.

• formed an alliance with the British

• formed an alliance with Spain

• formed an alliance with other Native tribes

How did westward expansion influence the location of slave populations?

• They were encouraged to assimilate with Native tribes.

• They were forced to stay in the South to work on farms and plantations.

• They were encouraged to move North to earn their freedom.

• They were forced to move West, to Louisiana.

What important balance did the Missouri Compromise maintain?

• The number of free and slave states

• The number of free and enslaved Africans

• The equal amount of money in the economy of the North and South

• An equal balance of judges representing the North and South in Congress