The war of 1812

  • Madison Takes Office.

    Madison Takes Office.
    The Tension With Great Britain Was Already Really High.
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    The war of 1812

  • War Hawks take power.

    War Hawks take power.
    War Hawks Were Eager For War With Great Britain.
  • Realations With Britain Worsen.

    Realations With Britain Worsen.
    Britain told the United States that they were continuing the impressment of American sailors.
  • Congress Declares war on Great Britain.

    Congress Declares war on Great Britain.
    Not so good for Britain because they already are in a war in england.
  • America is not ready for war.

    America is not ready for war.
    The navey and armey are small because of president Jeffersons changes.
  • Britain Blockades American Ports.

    Britain Blockades American Ports.
    By the end of the war 135 British war ships blockaded American ports.
  • Invasion of Canada.

    Invasion of Canada.
    War Hawks demanded an invasion on canada.
  • Uss constitution scores a victory.

    Uss constitution scores a victory.
    Seems as though the uss consitution was made of iron instead of thick wood.
  • The Battle Of Lake Erie.

    The Battle Of Lake Erie.
    It was a 3 hour battle.
  • Battle Of Horseshoe Bend.

    Battle Of Horseshoe Bend.
    The treaty ended the fightingand forced the creeks to give up millions of acres of land.
  • Washington , DC Attacked and Burned

    Washington , DC Attacked and Burned
    The attack was Britains new strategy
  • Writing Of The Star Spangled Banner.

    Writing Of The Star Spangled Banner.
    The poem told of Francis Scott Key's night watch of the battle at fort McHenry.
  • Hartford Convention.

    Hartford Convention.
    New England States Secede from the United States.
  • Treaty Of Ghent.

    Treaty Of Ghent.
    The treaty ended the war.
  • The Battle Of New Orleans

    The Battle Of New Orleans
    The troops didn't know that the war had ended because it took a long time for the news to spread throughout the colonies.