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What was the Louisiana Purchase?

• A treaty that ended the War of 1812

• A land deal between the United States and France

• A battle between American settlers and Native Americans

• A law that established Indian reservations

Which treaty ended the War of 1812?

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Fort Jackson

• Treaty of Ghent

• Treaty of Versailles

Why did American settlers consider themselves pioneers?

• They were the first to establish cities in the East

• They explored and settled in unmapped, wild areas

• They were the first to trade with Native Americans

• They built the first railroads

Explain the impact of the War of 1812 on Native American lands.

• It led to the expansion of Native American territories

• It removed European influence, leading to more American settlement

• It resulted in Native Americans gaining more rights

• It caused Native Americans to form alliances with Europeans

What was the outcome of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

• The Creeks successfully defended their land

• Colonel Andrew Jackson's troops were defeated

• The Creeks surrendered more than 20 million acres of land

• The battle ended in a stalemate

Describe the change in the federal government's view of Native American Nations after the War of 1812.

• They were seen as allies

• They were viewed as independent countries

• They were seen from a position of dominance

• They were considered equal partners

What was the purpose of the Indian removal policies?

• To integrate Native Americans into American society

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

• To provide Native Americans with new lands in the East

• To establish trade agreements with Native Americans

How did the national infrastructure change as settlers moved westward?

• It remained the same

• It deteriorated due to lack of maintenance

• Roads, canals, and railroads were developed

• It was destroyed by Native American tribes

Analyze the consequences of the Treaty of Fort Jackson for the Creek Nation.

• The Creek Nation gained new territories

• The Creek Nation formed alliances with other tribes

• The Creek Nation lost a significant amount of land

• The Creek Nation was granted independence

What was the significance of the Red Stick Creek attack on Fort Mims?

• It led to a peace treaty with the United States

• It marked the beginning of the War of 1812

• It prompted a military response from Andrew Jackson

• It resulted in the expansion of Creek territory