Module 8-War and Expansion in the Americas Flashcards
Battle of Tippecanoe
General William Henry Harrison led the attack on the Native Americans and won it in 2 hours
impressment
British kidnapped american sailors and forced them to join the British navy
Prophetstown
Native American settlement where a large battle took place
nationalism
loyalty to one’s country
Napolean Bonaparte
Leader of France who agreed to stop impressment but continued it anyways
War Hawks
A group of young republicans who were pushing for war
Henry Clay and John Calhoun
Famous War Hawks who wanted war against Britain for revenge against impressment
Prophet and Tecumseh
Native American brothers who led the fight against the Americans in the Battle of Tippecanoe
neutrality
the act of remaining neutral in a fight.
Thomas Jefferson thought this would keep the US out of war.
Embargo Act
Congress passed this and banned all trade with foreign countries
President James Madison
Asked for a Declaration of war in 1812
Was the 4th President
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty that ended the War of 1812
How many stars did the first flag of the US have?
13
How many stars did the US have after the War of 1812?
15
The War of 1812 was between what two countries?
Great Britain and the US
Which battle was a US victory in 1813 that led to Britain losing control of one of the Great Lakes?
Battle of Lake Erie
Which battle was the greatest US victory in the War of 1812, took place AFTER a peace treaty was signed and made Andrew Jackson a war hero?
Battle of New Orleans
What event during the War of 1812 really hit Americans hard?
Battle of Bladensburg/Burning of DC
Which battle was an American victory in 1814 in which we killed a British leader?
Battle of Baltimore
After the War of 1812, strong feelings of American nationalism led to what era?
Era of Good Feelings
During the years of 1817-1825, Monroe’s administration achieved a series of diplomatic successes that settled what?
long standing disputes and helped to secure and expand the borders of the US
After the War of 1812, Canada was owned by whom?
The British. Great Britain.
Great Lakes
Where Great Britain and the US kept naval ships to protect their boundaries
Convention of 1818 Treaty
Gave the US fishing rights off of Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador)