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U.S president James Madison sends a letter to congress stating that British are treating us unfairly and that the U.S should go to war.
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The war of 1812 lasts till 1815 and is still named after its first year.
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The Americans and Britain go to war.
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William Hull leads an attack on Sandwich with a force of 1000 poorly trained militia.
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American Lieutenant Porter Hanks fears that the natives will kill everyone in side the fort and surrenders it to the British.
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3000 men consisting of 2000 Natives and 1000 Canadian and British forces take over Detroit with 0 casualties. The Americans fear of the Natives payed a big part in this victory.
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80 brave mohawk warriors suppress a win for the Americans, but just barely. General Isaac Brock is killed. He was known as a hero in the war.
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The British destroy the Americans with a surprise attack.
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The British forces realize that there is no winning at that fort so they blew up all their ammo and killed 250 Americans.
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The british and canadian forces lose Fort George after a fiercly fought battle.
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The British and Canadian forces win Stony Creek and end Americas attempts to take over that part of ontario.
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Laura Secord warns the Canadian and British forces and thus leads to a victory for the Canadians and the Brits.
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British are defeated by American ships on Put-in-Bay on lake Erie.
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The Americans win a victory after persueing the British from Lake Erie. Tecumseh, leader of the native forces , is killed. The natives decide to leave the british and fight for themselves. This is the first battle the native fight on their own.
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The Canadians defeat the americans in an attempt at attacking lower canada.
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The Americans are defeated in an attempt at attacking Montreal by pursueing British forces.
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The British capture as the Americans leave it unattended while they move towards lower Canada.
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The Americans invade upper Canada with a force of 3500 regulars and 600 natives.
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The British lose the battle because General Phineas Riall thought that the regulars were militia.
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The British win this battle but casualties on both sides are vast. 640 British are killed and 740 Americans are killed.
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The British capture Washington and burn down public buildings.
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The British lose 700 men and 1000 are wounded. The Americans lose 10 or less men.
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The British sign the Treaty and give back all the land conquerd during the war. This ends the war of 1812.