Causes of the War of 1812

Britain

Canada

France

Spain

United States

Expansionism

Isolationism

Neutrality

Imperialism

American ships from leaving U.S. ports

Neutral countries from trading with France.

Britain's colonies from trading with the U.S.

The spread of democracy in Europe.

The U.S. forcing British sailors to work on American ships

Britain forcing American sailors to work on British ships

Brritain taking American goods and selling the

As neutralAmericans blocking British ports

As helpful

As legal

As illegal

As neutral

Patriots

Treaty of Ghent

Monroe Doctrine

Neutrality Act

Embargo Act of 1807

It raised taxes

It caused war with Britain

It stopped all trade with Britain and France

It forced merchants to fight in the navy

British soldiers who wanted peace

Native American leaders who supported Britain

U.S. merchants who wanted more trade

Republicans in Congress who wanted war with Britain

Britain attacked the United States using airplanes

Britain took land on the other side of the Mississippi River

Britain forced American sailors to join its navy

Britain messed with the United States buying Louisiana

Britain broke the United States' rule of staying neutral

Native Nations attacked Americans because the British supported them.

Native Nations battled each other to trade with the United States.

Native Nations moved to U.S. west of the Mississippi River.

Native Nations formed trade relationships with the Spanish and Germans.

To stop westward expansion by American

To trade for food

To protect American settlers

To support the French army