What was "impressment" during the War of 1812?
British ships forcing American sailors to serve in their navy.
Who led American forces to victory at the Battle of Lake Eerie?
Oliver Hazard Perry
Which Native American leader united tribes to resist American expansion?
Tecumseh
Which battle was fought AFTER the Treaty of Ghent was signed?
The Battle of New Orleans
Which country was Britain fighting while also fighting America?
France
What did the British do to American trade ships?
Seize their cargo and crew.
Which battle inspired Francis Scott Key to write "The Star-Spangled Banner"?
The Battle of Fort McHenry
What did Native Americans hope to achieve by siding with the British?
Protection of their lands.
Which city did the British burn in 1814?
Washington DC
Which body of water was most affected by British interference?
The Atlantic Ocean
Why did the British support Native American tribes?
Who led American Forces at the Battle of New Orleans?
Andrew Jackson
What did Native Americans trade with the British?
Furs
Where was the Treaty of Ghent signed?
Belgium
What role did Canada play in the War of 1812?
They provided support and resources to Great Britain.
What was a major cause of tension between Britain and America?
Trade restrictions, impressment, westward expansion
The Battle of Bladensburg led directly to:
The burning of Washington DC.
The Battle of Thames resulted in the death of which American leader?
Tecumseh
When was the Treaty of Ghent signed?
December 1814
Which American export was most affected by British trade restrictions?
Cotton
What area of land was disputed during this period?
The Northwest Territory
What was significant about the Battle of Lake Eerie?
It gave Americans control over the Great Lakes.
Why did the British support Native American tribes?
to slow American Westward expansion?
What was used to start the fires in Washington DC?
Torches
Where did most impressment of American sailors occur?
In European waters.