Chapter 10, Section 4

Chapter 10, Section 4
Mr. Russo
Use textbook pages 285-289 to complete this assignment.

Select your name from the list.

ID:

1

The United States was not prepared for war with Britain because it was involved in other wars. (1 point)

True
False

2

____ helped build U.S. morale early in the war. (1 point)

Naval successes
Success in Canada
A battle against Tecumseh
The British surrender at Detroit

3

The idea of a Native American confederation ended when Tecumseh died in the Battle of the Thames. (1 point)

True
False

4

What allowed the British to increase their forces in the spring of 1814? (1 point)

drafting new soldiers
increased patriotism meant more people willing to fight
ending their war with France
an agreement with Native Americans

5

The British took Washington, D.C., in August 1814, and left it to move on to Baltimore. (1 point)

True
False

6

Francis Scott Key wrote the poem that became known as "The Star-Spangled Banner" after watching bombs bursting over ____ in September 1814. (1 point)

Fort McHenry in Baltimore harbor
a fallen fort in Lake Erie
Plattsburgh, on Lake Champlain
Washington, D.C.

7

After the Battle of Lake Champlain, the British were determined to win the war. (1 point)

True
False

8

Andrew Jackson became a hero after the Battle of _______, the last battle of the war. (1 point)

Lake Champlain
Baltimore
Plattsburg
New Orleans

9

What did the Federalists produce at the Hartford Convention of 1814? (1 point)

a series of demands to keep them in the Union
a list of proposed amendments to the Constitution
a peace treaty
a petition to end the war

10

Which is a result of the War of 1812? (1 point)

The United States gained respect in the world.
The United States doubled in size.
Federalist thoughts of secession gained support.
American patriotism declined.