______41. Which of the following was not a result of the War of 1812?

a. it led to a period of isolationism between the US and Europe

b. it brought forth a spirit of nationalism in the US

c. it caused America to begin to develop its own industries

d. it opened the way for the Northwest Territory to be settled

e. it ushered in a new era of economic and trade cooperation between the US and Canada

______42. What was the significance of the Hartford Convention?

a. Northern/New England states discuss the idea of their seceding from America to protect their interests

b. The Federalist Party commits an error in political judgment that brings about their own partys demise

c. Federal troops march under the command of Washington against farmers in Pennsylvania to uphold the idea that the federal government is supreme and citizens cannot rebel against it

d. Opened up the Ohio River Valley for new settlement after defeating Natives there

e. High tariffs that benefited the North but hurt the South caused southern states to threaten secession

f. Both A and B

______43. What was the significance of the Battles of Lake Erie & The Thames during the War of 1812?

a. Was unique in that a victory was secured by a truly American force of US regular troops, militia, pirates, Natives, and African-Americans

b. The Northwest part of the country was never threatened by the British again

c. An American victory here hurt the British-allied Creek Indians & served as the final battle of the Creek War (leading that tribe to cede 21 million acres to the US)

d. An American loss here forced government leaders to flee and saw the White House burned

e. An American victory here secured the entire Mississippi River from British control

______44. What was the significance of the Battle of Horseshoe Bend during the War of 1812?

a. Was unique in that a victory was secured by a truly American force of US regular troops, militia, pirates, Natives, and African-Americans

b. The Northwest part of the country was never threatened by the British again

c. An American victory here hurt the British-allied Creek Indians & served as the final battle of the Creek War (leading that tribe to cede 21 million acres to the US)

d. An American loss here forced government leaders to flee and saw the White House burned

e. An American victory here secured the entire Mississippi River from British control

______45. What was the significance of the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812?

a. Was unique in that a victory was secured by a truly American force of US regular troops, militia, pirates, Natives, and African-Americans

b. The Northwest part of the country was never threatened by the British again

c. An American victory here hurt the British-allied Creek Indians & served as the final battle of the Creek War (leading that tribe to cede 21 million acres to the US)

d. An American loss here forced government leaders to flee and saw the White House burned

e. An American victory here secured the entire Mississippi River from British control