Chapter 7.2 Early Republic and the War of 1812

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the Early Republic and the War of 1812, including major events, figures, and policies.

What was a significant conflict between the United States and Great Britain that occurred between 1812 and 1815?

The War of 1812.

Who was the governor of the Indiana Territory that led troops against Tecumseh's Confederacy in the Battle of Tippecanoe?

William Henry Harrison.

What was Tecumseh's Confederacy's main goal?

To unite Native American tribes against American expansion.

Which act closed American ports during Thomas Jefferson's presidency?

The Embargo Act (1807).

What did the War Hawks in Congress advocate for?

Going to war with Britain to stop impressment and the arming of Native Americans.

What famous American battle took place after the Treaty of Ghent was signed but before news of the war's end reached the United States?

The Battle of New Orleans.

What document was signed to officially end the War of 1812?

The Treaty of Ghent.

What significant cultural anthem was inspired by the events of the War of 1812, specifically the defense of Fort McHenry?

'The Star-Spangled Banner'.

What economic plan introduced by Henry Clay aimed at promoting American industry and infrastructure in the early 1800s?

The American System.

What policy did President James Monroe declare in 1823 opposing European colonialism in the Americas?

The Monroe Doctrine.

What was the outcome of the Hartford Convention for the Federalist Party?

The Federalist Party effectively ended and lost its influence.

What was the primary reason many Americans viewed Native Americans negatively during the early 1800s?

Many saw Native Americans as 'savages' and did not respect their property rights or sovereignty.

Which Native American leader had a vision for uniting tribes and revitalizing Native American culture?

Tenskatawa, who was known as the Prophet.

What did the term 'impressment' refer to during the War of 1812?

The British practice of forcing American sailors into their navy.

What major event occurred when the British gained access to Washington D.C. in 1814?

The burning of Washington D.C.

What development followed the conclusion of the War of 1812, leading to a period of national pride?

The Era of Good Feelings.

What did Tecumseh and his brother Tenskatawa aim to do in the early 1800s in relation to Native American tribes?

They aimed to unite different Native American tribes to resist American colonization.

Where was Tecumseh's Confederacy primarily located?

At Prophetstown in the Indiana Territory.

In what year did James Monroe deliver the State of the Union Address that included the Monroe Doctrine?

1823.

What was one significant impact of the Battle of New Orleans, despite being fought after the war had officially ended?

It created a sense of victory and patriotism among Americans.