Chapter 10 Section 2 Notes Relations with Spain At the time of the War of 1812, the ___________________ and _____________ were the only parts of the Americas not under European control. ____________ controlled more territory in the Americas than any other European country. o However, their power had _______________________________________________. Spain’s control was especially weak in _____________ o Spain could not ________________________________________________________. Once in Florida, many of the escapees joined the _______________________. The Seminoles often crossed into the U.S. to ___________________________. o In 1817, the government sent _______________________________________________. Jackson _______________________________________. He also __________________________________________________________. o Jackson’s attack on Florida showed _________________________________________________________________. Since Spain could not protect Florida, it _______________________________________. In the _________________________, Spain ________________________________________. Spanish Colonies Win Independence By 1810, opposition to Spanish rule ____________________________________________. The American and French Revolutions had __________________________________________________________. Spain seemed ____________________________________________________________. _____________ struggle for independence began in 1810. In that year, __________________________ organized an army of Native Americans that ___________________________________. o In 1811, Hidalgo was _____________________________________________________. Another revolution broke out in 1820. o This time Spain was _____________________________________. o In 1821, Spain __________________________________________. _____________________ was also affected by revolutionary change. The best known leader of the struggle for independence was __________________________. o He is often known as _____________________ for his role in leading independence movements in the northern part of South America. o o In August 1819, he led an army from ________________ over the ice-capped __________________ and into ____________________. Bolivar defeated the Spanish and became president of the independent _____________________________. It included today’s nations of ___________________, ___________________, __________________, and _____________________. Farther north, the people of _______________________ declared their independence from Spain in 1821. Two years later they formed the ___________________________________________ o It included today’s nations of __________________, ____________________, _____________________, ______________________, and ____________________. In 1822, ______________ announced its independence from _________________. Soon after, the United States _________________________________________________________________________. By 1825, most parts of Latin America had ______________________________________. The Monroe Doctrine Several European powers, including France and Russia, indicated that they might ______________________________________. This worried President _____________________ and Secretary of State _________________________. It also worried __________________________. Both nations wanted to ______________________________________. In 1823, Britain suggested that both nations issue a ____________________ o It would announce their determination to _________________________________________________________. Adams thought the United States should take action alone because a joint statement would make the United States _____________________________________. In a message to Congress in December 1823, the President stated what is known as ___________________________. o The United States would not _____________________________________________________________________. o They U.S. would consider any attempt to do so as __________________________________________________. At the time, the United States was _______________________________________________. o As U.S. power grew, the Monroe Doctrine _______________________________________________________________. Relations with Canada Canada remained a ______________________ after the Revolution. In 1791, the country was ______________________________________ o ______________________ was mainly English o ______________________ was mainly French In 1837 there were ________________________________________________________. o Although the British ______________________________, they learned that they __________________________________________. Britain would have to give Canadians more powers of _________________________. Self-government: _______________________________________________________. The Act of Union of 1841 ___________________________________________________________. o Britain still had _______________________________. Tensions between the Unites States and Canada were especially high when the United States _________________________________________________. The situation improved after the war. Between 1818 and 1846, the United States and Britain __________________________________________________. Eventually, the United States and Canada _________________________________ that remain strong to this day.