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by Erin Christian 12 years ago

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The War of 1812

Conflict between the United States and Britain became inevitable, leading to the War of 1812. The U.S. Navy was relatively weak, which made it difficult for Americans to counter the British naval blockade.

The seven Years War

by Michael Miroshnychenko

Economics

by Ananya Sharma - Rick Hansen SS (2542)

Reyna Mendoza , P5 Mindmap

by Reyna Mendoza

Canada's First Nation

by Kumar Vishwa

The War of 1812

Battles:

Battle of Horseshoe Bend - Ended Creek Nation Indians -also ended British allies in US

The War of 1812

Conflict between the United States and Britain became inevitable, leading to the War of 1812. The U.S. Navy was relatively weak, which made it difficult for Americans to counter the British naval blockade.

The seven Years War

Economics

Reyna Mendoza , P5 Mindmap

Canada's First Nation

The War of 1812

Battles:

Battle of Horseshoe Bend - Ended Creek Nation Indians -also ended British allies in US

Chesapeake Campaign: after defeat of Napoleon, British set fire to US government buildings

1812: US sunk British Ship off the cost of Nova Scotia

Invasion of Canada: - A series of 3 attacks - intended to cause British retaliation

War with Britian became unavoidable

Americans were unable to prevent a British naval blockade

US had a weak Navy

British Offensive

Had indian allies in the US where they instigated rebellions

Opposition

New Englanders had the most opposition.

locaal attachements were stronger than the natinal ones

Canada

Americans expected an easy defeat of Canada.

Madison viewed as principle topic

a key property in the British empire

Declaratin of War in n181

Subtopic

Mindomo

More Info

Faq

The War of 1812

Conflict between the United States and Britain became inevitable, leading to the War of 1812. The U.S. Navy was relatively weak, which made it difficult for Americans to counter the British naval blockade.

The seven Years War

Economics

Reyna Mendoza , P5 Mindmap

Canada's First Nation

The War of 1812

Battles:

Battle of Horseshoe Bend - Ended Creek Nation Indians -also ended British allies in US

Chesapeake Campaign: after defeat of Napoleon, British set fire to US government buildings

1812: US sunk British Ship off the cost of Nova Scotia

Invasion of Canada: - A series of 3 attacks - intended to cause British retaliation

War with Britian became unavoidable

Americans were unable to prevent a British naval blockade

US had a weak Navy

British Offensive

Had indian allies in the US where they instigated rebellions

Opposition

New Englanders had the most opposition.

locaal attachements were stronger than the natinal ones

Canada

Americans expected an easy defeat of Canada.

Madison viewed as principle topic

a key property in the British empire

Declaratin of War in n181

Subtopic

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

More Info

Faq