Who
Who won the Battle?
The Americans
What was the significance of the battle on Canadian history?
Americans won the command of Lake Erie
When did it take place?
10 September 1813
Where did it take place?
Lake Erie; Ohio; United States
How long did the Battle of Lake Erie last?
The British commander, Robert H. Barclay, led a squadron of six vessels towards Perry's squadron of nine. The battle lasted from 11:45 A.M. until 3:00 P.M.
Who were the key people involved in the Battle?
- Isaac Brock (Major General)
- Commodore Robert Barclay (lead the British fleet)
What was the role of First Nations people during this battle? Names and roles of the people involved?
First Nations were impacted due to the unsuccessful First Nations alliance led by the Shawnee chief Tecumseh
How many casualties in the Battle of Lake Erie?
The British lost 40 men, with 94 wounded; the Americans, 27 killed and 96 wounded. The destruction of the British squadron on Lake Erie reversed the course of the northwest campaign and forced the British to abandon Detroit.
What were the Major Events that occurred?
● Was a naval battle fought by the US Navy and the British Royal Navy
● All British ships were captured or heavily damaged
● The Americans won the battle with due to their impressive fleet