C HAPTER 9 Q UIZ 4 R EVIEW. The immediate result of the Chesapeake affair was The War of 1812 The Embargo Act Macon’s Bill Number Two The Louisiana Purchase.

CHAPTER 9 QUIZ 4 REVIEW

The immediate result of the Chesapeake affair wasThe War of 1812The Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoThe Louisiana Purchase

The Embargo Act

Which of the following events occurred last?The War of 1812The Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoThe Louisiana Purchase

The War of 1812

What advantage did the United States enjoy at the beginning of the War of 1812?A large standing armyA formidable fleetAmerican support for the warBritish involvement in the Napoleonic Wars

British involvement in the Napoleonic Wars

Why was the U.S.S. Constitution called “Old Ironsides”? Its sides were covered with iron Its guns belched deadly broadsides against

the enemyEnemy cannonballs bounced off its oak

sides It was the only American ship to win a duel

against a British ship during the War of 1812

Enemy cannonballs bounced off its oak sides

During what British attack did an American general surrender his entire force without a fight?Siege of DetroitRaid on WashingtonAdvance on New OrleansBombardment of Fort McHenry

Siege of Detroit

The Battle of _______ was an astounding victory by a makeshift American fleet.BladensburgNew OrleansLake ErieThe Thames

Lake Erie

What well-designed fort prevented the British from capturing Baltimore?GreenvilleMcHenryScottVincennes

McHenry

What city did the British capture after they won the Battle of Bladensburg? ______________

Washington

What stunning victory did Americans win against British regulars after the war was over? _____________________

The Battle of New Orleans

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ War Hawk from Kentucky who became speaker of the House

A) Henry Clay

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ resourceful naval captain who defeated a British fleet

C) Oliver Hazard Perry

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ American hero of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend

E) Andrew Jackson

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ Explorer of the Louisiana Territory

F) William Clark

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ president who oversaw the War of 1812

D) James Madison

A) Henry ClayB) impressments C) Oliver Hazard PerryD) James Madison E) Andrew Jackson F) William Clark

___ the seizure and forcible reenlistment of deserters from the British navy

B) impressments

Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoNon-Intercourse ActTreaty of Ghent

___ the ban of all American trade with the rest of the world

Embargo Act

Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoNon-Intercourse ActTreaty of Ghent

___ an offer to restore trade with the first warring country that lifted its trade restrictions

Non-Intercourse Act

Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoNon-Intercourse ActTreaty of Ghent

___ an offer to stop trading with the enemy of the country that first lifted its trade restrictions

Macon’s Bill Number Two

Embargo ActMacon’s Bill Number TwoNon-Intercourse ActTreaty of Ghent

___ end of the War of 1812

Treaty of Ghent

True/False   ______ Harrison inadvertently helped his

enemy the Prophet when he asked the Indians to demand a sign.

True

______ The United States entered the War of 1812 with almost a quarter of a million troops.

False

______ Captain Oliver Hazard Perry once said, “Fight her ‘till she sinks, and don’t give up the ship.”

False