The British Attack on Baltimore's Fort McHenry

question 81

Multiple Choice

The British attack on Baltimore's Fort McHenry

• A) resulted in the destruction of the British fleet.
• B) made a national hero of Andrew Jackson.
• C) increased support for the war in New England.
• D) did not force the fort's surrender.
• E) resulted in an embarrassing American defeat.

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Comprehend the challenges children face in distinguishing appearance from reality.

Acknowledge the limitations of Piaget's methods and perspectives on children's reasoning abilities.

Understand the information-processing approach to cognitive development.

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