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The War of 1812
I. War Begins - July 1812
- Americans were not ____________ for war.
- prepared
- American General William Hull surrendered in ___________
- General ___________ decided US could not attack Canada without control of _____________
- William Henry Harrison

- Lake Erie
A. Naval Battles
1. ____________: American commander of Lake Erie naval forces
2. Perry defeated British __________ forces and took control of Lake Erie
1. Oliver Hazard Perry

2. naval
3. Battle of the Thames (Oct. 5, 1812)
a. _____________ was killed
4. Americans won some victories on ________ and sea
3) a) Tecumseh

4. land
5. America had 3 of the fastest _________ (warships)
6. Constitution was one of the frigates that destroyed GB vessels - nickname _______________
5. frigates

6. Old Ironsides
7. __________ (armed private ships) also attacked the British
7. Privateers
B. Setbacks for Native Americans
1. Hopes for a Native American _____________ with the death of _____________
1. Confederation
Tecumseh
2. Battle of Horseshoe Bend
a) Andrew Jackson led a successful attack against the _________ people
b) Forced the _________people to give up most of their _______ to the US
a) Creek

b) Creek
lands
II. The British Offensive
- 1814- GB had ________ their battle with Napoleon (France). More forces could be sent to _________.
- won
America
A. Attack on Washington DC
1. GB set fire to the ___________, ____________ and other building
2. Americans were at a low point in the war
1. Capitol
President's Mansion
B. Baltimore Holds Firm
1. GB moved out of Washington DC and onto __________, ____________
1. North
Baltimore
2. American forces were ready.

3. Inspiration for ____________- author of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
3. Francis Scott Key
C. Defeat at Plattsburgh
1. Sept. 1814 GB suffered a humiliating ___________
2. This victory secured the __________ border of the US
1. defeat

2. Canadian
3. GB decided the war was too _________ and ________.
a) already achieved goal of removing ___________
3. costly
unnecessary
a) Napoleon
D. The War Ended
1. Battle of New Orleans (Jan. 8, 1815)
a) led by ____________
b) American victory
c) Battle helped Jackson win the presidency in _______-
a) Ghent Belgium

c) 1874
2. Treaty of ___________ was signed to end the war.
2. Ghent
E. American Nationalism
1. Most Americans felt __________ and _____________ at the end of the War of 1812
2. US gained _________ from other nations
1. proud
self-confident

2. new respect