Ch 11 War of 1812

Impressment and trade restrictions between the U.S. and Great Britain

The Louisiana Purchase

The signing of the Treaty of Paris

The rise of nationalism in the U.S.

They boosted American exports

They hurt the US economy

They led to peace with Britain and France

They caused a decline in domestic manufacturing

Tecumseh; Native American power was broken in the area

Sitting Bull; US forces were defeated

Red Cloud; British gained control of Indiana

Sequoyah; Native Americans gained more territory

US settlers wanted the government to punish British Canada for arming Native Americans

Canadians accused Americans of using disputes with Native Americans to seize territory

Britain threatened to invade the US

Both A and B

The Americans quickly captured Fort Detroit

The British scored several quick victories and seized Fort Detroit

The Americans successfully invaded Canada

The lakes were not important for trade

The British fleet bombarded Fort McHenry.

American gunboats defended Lazaretto Battery.

Ross was killed during the battle.

The battle took place in New Orleans.

New Orleans

Baltimore

Detroit

Philadelphia

Battle of New Orleans

Battle of Baltimore

Battle of Thames

Battle of Gettysburg

US gained pride and confidence after beating Britain

Native Americans strengthened

Manufacturing economy declined

Manufacturing economy surging

Change of borders

Mention of impressment of sailors

End of the War of 1812

Return of captured territories

Patriotism is pride in one's country, while nationalism is promoting the interests and sovereignty of a nation.

Patriotism is promoting the interests of a nation, while nationalism is pride in one's country.

Patriotism and nationalism mean the same thing.

Patriotism is only about military strength, while nationalism is about culture.