APUSH Period 4

What was a primary cause of the War of 1812?​

• British support for U.S. expansion

• Impressment of American sailors

• Native American alliances with France

• U.S. refusal to trade with Britain

Sort the following into Causes or Effects of the War of 1812:

Groups:

(a) Causes

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(b) Effects

• British support for Native Americans

• Treaty of Ghent

• Growth of American manufacturing

• Impressment of American sailors

• Battle of New Orleans

Match each term with its description:​

• Louisiana Purchase

• Doubled U.S. territory under Jefferson

• Alien and Sedition Acts

• Criminalized opposition to the government

• Embargo Act

• Prohibited foreign trade to maintain neutrality

• Monroe Doctrine

• Declared no European colonization in the Americas

• 36°30' Line

• Landmark compromise addressing slavery expansion

Why was the peaceful transfer of power in 1800 a critical moment for the young American

• It demonstrated resilience after the War of 1812

• It marked the first shift of power between political parties

• It established Andrew Jackson's legacy

• It resolved disputes over the Alien and Sedition Acts

What was the primary goal of the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

• To preserve Native American lands

• To relocate Native Americans to areas west of the Mississippi River

• To provide military protection for Native Americans

• To assimilate Native Americans into white culture

Match the event or policy with its description:

• Tariff of Abominations

• Forced Native Americans to relocate west of the Mississippi River

• Bank War

• • Opposition to the central bank as a symbol of elite privilege

• Indian Removal Act

• High import tax benefiting the North but harming the South

Match the event or policy with its description:

• Tariff of Abominations

• • Opposition to the central bank as a symbol of elite privilege

• Indian Removal Act

• Forced Native Americans to relocate west of the Mississippi River

• Bank War

• High import tax benefiting the North but harming the South

Sort the following Andrew Jackson actions under Pro-Democracy or Controversial:

Groups:

(a) Pro-Democracy

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(b) Controversial

• Veto of the Second Bank

• Indian Removal Act

• Expansion of voting rights for white males

• Use of the Spoils System

The Missouri Compromise of 1820 established which boundary for slavery?​

• 45°30' line

• 36°30' line

• Mason-Dixon line

• Mississippi River

The Nullification Crisis of 1832 primarily revolved around which issue?

• The rights of Native Americans

• Federal versus state authority regarding tariffs

• • The legitimacy of the Bank of the United States

• Westward expansion policies