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8th Grade: Checkpoint 12: The Madison Administration


8th Grade: Checkpoint 12: The Madison AdministrationOnline version history by Jennifer Luczak 1 Looking at the map, how fif geography affect the War of 1812? Pick 2 Choose one or more answers a The United States' large size made it hard to conquer b The United States and Great Britain were on even ground c The United States' was so long that the ports could not be blocked d The Atlantic Ocean separated the United States from much of Great Britain's military power 2 How did the War of 1812 end? a a draw on both sides b British victory c American victory d British surrendered 3 Which statement best explains how the War of 1812 affected the United States? a Americans were treated equally b Americans developed a common identity and fought off an enemy c Alien and Sedition Acts were reinstated d Americans started to sympathize with American Indians and Canadians 4 In the Battles of Tippecanoe, ____________ led United States dorces to victory against Tecumseh's warriors. a William Henry Harrison b Andrew Jackson c Henry Clay 5 Many Americans believed the _____________ had provided arms to the American Indians. a Spanish b French c British 6 Who accused Americans of using disputes with indiggenous tribes to seize more territory? a Canadians b American Indians c the French 7 Tensions between the United States and ______________ rose and led to war between the two sides. a France b Great Britain c the American Indians 8 How did trade issues help lead to the War of 1812? a Many Americans were angry at Canada for the war against Great Britain b Many Americans were angry at the British for the war against France c Many Americans were angry at the British for the harassing of American merchant ships d Many Americans were angry at Henry Clay for fighting for embargoes 9 Which statement correctly describes the actions of the British soldiers who attacked Washington D.C., in the war of 1812? a British soldiers set up their headquarters in the White House b British soldiers burned the White House c British soldiers tried to invade the capital d British soldiers surrounded the capital 10 Why were Americans angry about impressment? a forced Americans to serve on British ships b forced Americans to remain neutral c stopped American goods from being sold d stopped Americans from receiving goods 11 Which actions contributed to the start of the War of 1812? Pick 2 Choose one or more answers a Great Britain refused to trade b Great Britain captured American sailors c Great Britain attacked the U.S. capital d Americans believed Great Britain had given weapons to American Indians e U.S. attacked British trading posts 12 Which statements accurately describe the significance of the Battle of New Orleans? Pick 2 Choose one or more answers a Made Andrew Jackson a national hero b Made Andrew Jackson decide that he wanted to become a general c Sparked outrage d led to the burning of the White House e Should the United States could defend itself

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8th Grade: Checkpoint 12: The Madison AdministrationOnline version

by Jennifer Luczak

Looking at the map, how fif geography affect the War of 1812? Pick 2

Choose one or more answers

How did the War of 1812 end?

Which statement best explains how the War of 1812 affected the United States?

In the Battles of Tippecanoe, ____________ led United States dorces to victory against Tecumseh's warriors.

Many Americans believed the _____________ had provided arms to the American Indians.

Who accused Americans of using disputes with indiggenous tribes to seize more territory?

Tensions between the United States and ______________ rose and led to war between the two sides.

How did trade issues help lead to the War of 1812?

Which statement correctly describes the actions of the British soldiers who attacked Washington D.C., in the war of 1812?

Why were Americans angry about impressment?

Which actions contributed to the start of the War of 1812? Pick 2

Choose one or more answers

Which statements accurately describe the significance of the Battle of New Orleans? Pick 2

Choose one or more answers