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Who was the President after Thomas Jefferson?

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James Madison

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Whose Bill stated that trade would be reopened with what ever country dropped its restrictions on trade?

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War of 1812Mrs. Kelly MorrisWyatt Driskell1Who was the President after Thomas Jefferson?John AdamsGeorge WashingtonCalvin CoolidgeJames Madison2Whose Bill stated that trade would be reopened with what ever country dropped its restrictions on trade?MadisonJeffersonBlairMacon3Who was the head of the French nation?MadisonNapoleonClementDouglas4Clay, Calhoun and Grundy were known as ___________ because they supported going to war.warhawks5What nation was known for assisting the Native Americans?SpanishBritishJapanesseItalian6This Native American believed that the Native Americans needed to unite in order to protect their landsTenskwatawaTen FeatherSitting BullTecumseh7This governor of Indiana believed that he could stop Native Americans.HarrisonChaplainHowardsonAdams8Perry's victory on this lake was a turning point during the War of 1812.EricsonOntarioErieMichigan9Who saved President Washington's painting when the British burned the White House down 1814?Abigail AdamsBlaire SmithDolly MadisonMolly Jefferson10The British had ______ strategies for war with the United States.234511What building did the British burn down in Washington D.C.?The White House12The British were successful in their strategies. They defeated the United States and the United States was forced to surrender in the War of 1812.TrueFalse13The Treaty of ____________ negotiated peace and brought an end to the War of 1812.GreenvilleGhentParisBritain14Who wrote a poem, that later became the United States national anthem, after watching the battle in Baltimore between the British and the United States?lewis andclark15Name a problem that the United States faced when Congress declared War in 1812.Money16Pres. Madison tried to avoid going to war.TrueFalse17This Native American leader fought William Henry Harrison at the Tippecanoe River where 1/4 of Harrison's troops were either killed or wounded.TecumsehSitting BullTenskawtawaCrazy Horse18Tecumseh fled to Mexico with his people.TrueFalse

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War of 1812Mrs. Kelly MorrisWyatt Driskell1Who was the President after Thomas Jefferson?John AdamsGeorge WashingtonCalvin CoolidgeJames Madison2Whose Bill stated that trade would be reopened with what ever country dropped its restrictions on trade?MadisonJeffersonBlairMacon3Who was the head of the French nation?MadisonNapoleonClementDouglas4Clay, Calhoun and Grundy were known as ___________ because they supported going to war.warhawks5What nation was known for assisting the Native Americans?SpanishBritishJapanesseItalian6This Native American believed that the Native Americans needed to unite in order to protect their landsTenskwatawaTen FeatherSitting BullTecumseh7This governor of Indiana believed that he could stop Native Americans.HarrisonChaplainHowardsonAdams8Perry's victory on this lake was a turning point during the War of 1812.EricsonOntarioErieMichigan9Who saved President Washington's painting when the British burned the White House down 1814?Abigail AdamsBlaire SmithDolly MadisonMolly Jefferson10The British had ______ strategies for war with the United States.234511What building did the British burn down in Washington D.C.?The White House12The British were successful in their strategies. They defeated the United States and the United States was forced to surrender in the War of 1812.TrueFalse13The Treaty of ____________ negotiated peace and brought an end to the War of 1812.GreenvilleGhentParisBritain14Who wrote a poem, that later became the United States national anthem, after watching the battle in Baltimore between the British and the United States?lewis andclark15Name a problem that the United States faced when Congress declared War in 1812.Money16Pres. Madison tried to avoid going to war.TrueFalse17This Native American leader fought William Henry Harrison at the Tippecanoe River where 1/4 of Harrison's troops were either killed or wounded.TecumsehSitting BullTenskawtawaCrazy Horse18Tecumseh fled to Mexico with his people.TrueFalse

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War of 1812Mrs. Kelly MorrisWyatt Driskell1Who was the President after Thomas Jefferson?John AdamsGeorge WashingtonCalvin CoolidgeJames Madison2Whose Bill stated that trade would be reopened with what ever country dropped its restrictions on trade?MadisonJeffersonBlairMacon3Who was the head of the French nation?MadisonNapoleonClementDouglas4Clay, Calhoun and Grundy were known as ___________ because they supported going to war.warhawks5What nation was known for assisting the Native Americans?SpanishBritishJapanesseItalian6This Native American believed that the Native Americans needed to unite in order to protect their landsTenskwatawaTen FeatherSitting BullTecumseh7This governor of Indiana believed that he could stop Native Americans.HarrisonChaplainHowardsonAdams8Perry's victory on this lake was a turning point during the War of 1812.EricsonOntarioErieMichigan9Who saved President Washington's painting when the British burned the White House down 1814?Abigail AdamsBlaire SmithDolly MadisonMolly Jefferson10The British had ______ strategies for war with the United States.234511What building did the British burn down in Washington D.C.?The White House12The British were successful in their strategies. They defeated the United States and the United States was forced to surrender in the War of 1812.TrueFalse13The Treaty of ____________ negotiated peace and brought an end to the War of 1812.GreenvilleGhentParisBritain14Who wrote a poem, that later became the United States national anthem, after watching the battle in Baltimore between the British and the United States?lewis andclark15Name a problem that the United States faced when Congress declared War in 1812.Money16Pres. Madison tried to avoid going to war.TrueFalse17This Native American leader fought William Henry Harrison at the Tippecanoe River where 1/4 of Harrison's troops were either killed or wounded.TecumsehSitting BullTenskawtawaCrazy Horse18Tecumseh fled to Mexico with his people.TrueFalse