The War Hawks Flashcards

316412068	Monticello	Where did President Thomas Jefferson retire after 2 terms as President?
316412069	James Madison	Who was Jefferson's handpicked successor as President?
316412070	George Clinton	Who was Madison's running mate?
316412071	Charles Pinckney and Rufus King	Who were the Federalist candidates?
316412072	the South and West	Who did Madison owe his victory to?
316412073	Federalist party	Who did all the New England states except for Vermont vote for?
316412074	reopened trade with all nations	In 1810 Congress passed a new law that did what?
316412075	attack American ships and seize sailors	What did British ships continue to do?
316412076	British	Who supplied the Native Americans with guns?
316412077	Tecumseh	Who was the Shawnee chief?
316412078	united Native Americans east of the Mississippi River	What did Tecumseh do?
316412079	The Prophet	What was Tecumseh's brother, Tenskwatawa, known as?
316412080	in the Indiana Territory, where the Tippecanoe River and Wabash River meet, called Prophetstown	Where did Tecumseh settle?
316412081	Shooting Star	What does Tecumseh mean?
316412082	William Henry Harrison, the governor and military commander in the Indian territory	Who did Tecumseh meet with to urge the US to give up some territory?
316412083	The Battle of Tippecanoe	What was the battle called at Prophetstown between the confederation and US?
316412084	war hawks	What were people called who urged war with Britain to protect free trade and the rights of sailors?
316412085	West and South	Where were anti-British feeling strongest?
316412086	June 18, 1812	When did Madison ask Congress to declare war against Great Britain?
318344482	Jefferson	In whose footsteps had Madison planned to follow?
318344483	Tecumseh	Whose death destroyed the dream of a Native American confederation?
318344484	Congress	Who called for the conquest of all British land in North America?
318344485	British repealed the orders for interference in American shipping	Why did Madison ask Congress for a declaration of war against Britain when Great Britain had already decided to stop interfering with American shipping?