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The War of 1812 Test

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What was the most important thing you learned about the war of 1812?

Port: A town or city where ships stop to load and unload cargo is a port.

True

False

Impressment: When British soldiers forced sailors to join their navy.

True

False

Merchant Ships: Merchant ships are ships that are used to transport cargo.

True

False

Treaty: A Treaty is an offical agreement between two countries.

True

False

Seize: To seize is to use offical power to take something.

True

False

Navy: The part of the military that protects and fights on land.

True

False

Privateers: A privateer is a ship (or sailor on a ship) that was hired to attack and rob other ships during the War of 1812.

True

False

Truce: A truce is an agreement between sides to stop fighting.

True

False

Surrender: To surrender is to agree to stop fighting because you know that you cannot win.

True

False

Navigator: A navigator is a person who is good at finding places.

True

False

Represent: To represent someone is to act or speak officially for them.

True

False

Role: Your role is the part that you have in a particular activity.

True

False

Looming: When something really good is about to happen, it is looming.

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False

Inspired: Seeing how much your sister loves tomato soup inspired you to try it. 

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Astonished: You might be astonished by something that you see all the time. 

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False

I was the president during the War of 1812

Dolley Madison

James Madison

Francis Scott Key

Andrew Jackson

I saved improtant papers and letters from the President's house before the British came.

Dolley Madison

James Madison

Francis Scott Key

Andrew Jackson

I wrote the national anthem "The Star Spangled Banner"

Dolley Madison

James Madison

Francis Scott Key

Andrew Jackson

I put together a ragtag army to win the Battle of New Orleans.

Dolley Madison

James Madison

Francis Scott Key

Andrew Jackson

I was built especially for the president and his family. 

Dolley Madison

USS Constitution

Francis Scott Key

White House

The British cannonballs bounced off my sides.

Dolley Madison

USS Constitution

Francis Scott Key

White House

I was called "Old Ironsides" because I was hard to sink.

Dolley Madison

Francis Scott Key

USS Constitution

White House

I saw an enormous flag flying and knew that Baltimore had been saved.

Dolley Madison

Francis Scott Key

USS Constitution

White House

I was the First Lady of the United States.

Dolley Madison

Francis Scott Key

USS Constitution

White House

I did not want to go to war with Great Britian.

Dolley Madison

Francis Scott Key

James Madison

White House

The British army set fire to me and Dolley Madison had to escape.

Dolley Madison

Andrew Jackson

James Madison

White House

I ordered the construction of entrenchments, or walls, around New Orleans.

Dolley Madison

Francis Scott Key

James Madison

Andrew Jackson

Number 1 matches to what letter?

A

B

C

Number 2 matches to what letter?

D

E

F

Number 3 matches to what letter?

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E

F

Number 4 matches to what letter?

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C

Number 5 matches to what letter?

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Number 6 matches to what letter?

A

B

C