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Vocabulary
Battles and Events
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100

The War of 1812 took place between the United States and _________. 


Great Britain    

100

I was president during the War of 1812. 

James Madison

100

The practice of forcing men into the British navy


impressment

100

What caused the War of 1812? Give 2 reasons 

Britain stopped U.S. ships and took sailors, British were helping Native Americans by providing them with weapons 

100

Dolley Madison acted or spoke officially for the White House.

What's another word we could use to replace the italicized words?

Word Choices: represented, surrendered, seized, inspired

represented

200

The British attacked this capital city 


Washington, D.C.


200

I was the first person to be called the First Lady of the United States.

Dolley Madison

200

A formal agreement between countries



treaty

200

What fort inspired the song “The Star-Spangled Banner”?

Fort McHenry

200

For a big part of the war, the British had closed off many of our ports.

Word Choices: seized, blockaded, impressment, trade                                                     


    

blockaded

300

Identify the three cities that were involved in the War of 1812

Washington D.C., Baltimore, New Orleans 

300

I ordered the construction of entrenchments, or walls, around New Orleans 

Andrew Jackson

300

An agreement to stop fighting or arguing


truce

300

What battle took place after the war was already over?

The Battle of New Orleans

300

Special boats used to transport cargo.

What's another word we could use to replace the italicized words?

Word Choices: navy, port, privateers, merchant ships

merchant ships

400

What battle took place after the war was already over?

The Battle of New Orleans

400

I wrote the national anthem "The Star Spangled Banner"

Francis Scott Key

400

To use official power to take something

seize 

400

What ended the War of 1812? 

Peace treat between the two countries 

400

The soldiers wanted to stop fighting the war.

What's another word we could use to replace the italicized words?

Word Choices: seize, looming, surrender, treaty


surrender

500

The British wanted to seize control of this city to gain control of the Mississippi River.

New Orleans

500

This ship was called “Old Ironsides” because it was hard to sink.  

USS Constitution

500

Sailors on private ships that are hired to attack or rob other ships

privateer

500

What two battles did the United States successfully defend?

                                                       


    

The battle of Baltimore, The battle of New Orleans

500

By the time James Madison came into office, war was threatening to happen.

What's another word we could use to replace the italicized words?

Word Choices: surrender, represent, looming, inspired

looming

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