Name that Place
The British attacked this capital city.
Washington, D.C.
I put together a ragtag army to win the Battle of New Orleans.
Andrew Jackson
British attempt to force sailors to join their navy
Word Bank: seize, impressment, surrender, privateers
impressment
A _______ is a person good at finding places.
A. privateer
B. merchant ship
C. navigator
C. navigator
The British wanted to seize control of this city to gain control of the Mississippi River.
New Orleans
I was the first person to be called the First Lady of the United States.
Dolley Madison
An official agreement between two countries
Word Bank:treaty, navy, represent, impressment
treaty
Mrs. Simons showed great __________ when she waited on the boys and girls without getting upset.
A. patience
B. inspired
C. truce
A. patience
The coastal cities of Baltimore and Washington, D.C. are collectively known as this area.
Chesapeake
I wrote the national anthem "The Star Spangled Banner"
Francis Scott Key
An agreement between two sides to stop fighting.
Word Bank: truce, represent, impressment, patience
truce
Ms. Myers _______ Ms. Person's candy bar and took it away.
A. astonished
B. seized
C. loomed
B. seized
The Battle of Fort McHenry was near this city in Maryland.
Baltimore
I was president during the War of 1812.
James Madison
a town or city with a harbor where ships load or unload
Word Bank: port, navy, privateer, navigator
port
The British _______ attacked American ships at sea.
A. merchant ships
B. port
C. navy
C. navy
The British planned to come across this body of water from Canada to attach New York.
Lake Erie
British cannonballs bounced off of my sides.
USS Constitution
A ship or a sailor on a ship that was hired to attack and rob other ships during the War of 1812.
Word Bank: navy, privateer, looming, port
privateer
Mrs. Sullivan was _________ with what amazing readers she had in her class.
A. impressment
B. astonished
C. patience
B. astonished