Answers AG Q2 American History 8 25-26 AHostetler Unit Test — Unit testQuestion 22

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Question 22 • (AG Q2) American History 8: 25-26 (AHostetler)

The Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814 was a turning point in the War of 1812 because

Answer

A

American Indian power in the region greatly decreased following the fight.

B

the American Indians were able to overtake General Jackson’s forces.

C

British forces joined forces with the Creek Indians during the fight.

D

it ended the alliance between the British and the American Indians.

Explanation

At the Battle of Horseshoe Bend, Andrew Jackson’s forces defeated the Creek Red Sticks in 1814. The defeat sharply weakened Creek military and political power in the region and led to the loss of much of their land. Therefore, the correct choice is that American Indian power in the region greatly decreased following the fight.

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