Invasion of Canada & Washington DC
Hartford Convention
Treaty of Ghent
Battle of Tippecanoe
Causes & Declaration of War
100

This country invaded Washington DC in the War of 1812

Britain

100

Extreme Federalists came up with THIS proposal during the Hartford Convention

Secession from the Union

100

This battle helps launch Andrew Jackson to stardom, unleashing a wave of U.S. nationalism.

Battle of New Orleans

100

With which group did Native Americans side after this battle?

Britain

100

These were the three (3) leaders of the war hawks

Henry Clay

John C. Calhoun

Felix Grundy

200

The "burning of Washington, D.C." occurred under this President's administration

James Madison

200

These five (5) states were represented at the Hartford Convention?

Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont

200

These are two (2) reasons why the British settled for a simple armistice to the War of 1812

1. War weariness.  A series of British losses in the Great Lakes, upper New York and Baltimore.

2. British alignment with Tsar Alexander I of Russia in the closing phases of the Napoleonic wars

200

Is was for this reason that the war hawks wanted native americans off the land.

To eliminate threats to pioneers

200

These were the type of people who became war hawks

Young energetic politicians mostly from the south and the west.

300

It was in this battle that the British fleet was surrounded and defeated.

Battle of Plattsburg

300

These are two (2) of the many proposals deriving from the Hartford Convention

Financial compensation from Washington for lost trade 

A ⅔ majority vote to declare war, accepting a new state into the union, or creating an embargo

300

The Treaty to end the War of 1812 had THIS effect on geographic borders in North America

No change to the geographic borders in North America. 

300

This is how the Battle of Tippecanoe initially affected Native American unity

It inspired Native Americans to work together and created pride, but ultimately resulted in the destruction of the Native American Confederacy

300

War Hawks influenced THIS political party, who eventually adopted a similar stance to the war.

Republican party 

400

It was in this town that James Madison and his military officials found shelter

Brookville, Maryland

400

The proposals derived from Hartford Convention ultimately result in the death of the Federalist Party for this reason.

Proposals seemed petty and anti-nationalistic (north vs. south!), especially following the win in New Orleans.  New England ultimately received financial assistance!

400

For this reason, the Battle of New Orleans was unnecessary.

The peace treaty was signed two weeks before the battle was fought!

400

This was Tecumseh’s brother’s nickname and THIS was the name of their Native American tribe

1. The prophet

2. Shawnee

400

This was how the war hawks influenced the declaration of the War of 1812

They initiated legislation designed to steer the United States towards war.

500

It was in these three (3) locations that Britain focused their attacks only to be surprisingly challenged and beaten, especially on the waters.

1. Montreal, Canada/Great Lakers

2. Washington, D.C./Baltimore

3. New Orleans, Louisiana

500

This proposal from the Hartford Convention sought to reduce the power of southern U.S. states because it otherwise added to the number of Representatives southern states could send to Office and vote in favor of their interests.

Abolishment of the ⅗ clause.

500

THESE two (2) provisions constituted Britain's demands at the Treaty of Ghent (that America flatly rejected)

1. Control of the Great Lakes

2. The state of Maine

500

These were the three (3) three goals of the Native American Confederacy

Native American Unity

Renewal of Native American culture

Rejecting western culture.

500

These two (2) reasons were why people felt motivated to become war hawks

1. For hurting American prestige and stop their instigations

2. Also felt that the British were financing indigenous tribes, especially with weapons

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