• War began

    War began
    After the British soldiers impressed thousands of sailors, the Americans were angered and called war on Great Britain.
  • Hull's Proclamation

    Hull's Proclamation
    Hull began an invasion on Canada but his plan fell through. He issued a proclamation for the residents of upper Canada. He attempted to persuade people to not side with the British.
  • Isaac Brock goes to Amherstburg

    Isaac Brock goes to Amherstburg
    General Isaac Brock arrives at Fort Malden and met with Tecumseh to discuss their strategy. They wanted to capture detroit.
  • Capturing of Detroit

    Capturing of Detroit
    General Brock, the British and the Natives that were led by Tecumseh went through with their plan of capturing destroit and Hull surrendered soon after.
  • Battle of Queenston Heights

    Battle of Queenston Heights
    This was the first major battle of the War of 1812. The americans tried to invade Queenston but the british reacted quickly and claimed victory.
  • The attack on York (toronto)

    The attack on York (toronto)
    American troops went to York which is current day Toronto to attack and burn it down.
  • Laura Secord

    Laura Secord
    Laura Secord walked 20 miles to warn the British troops about a possible American attack. Because she informed the British of the upcoming attack it resulted in a Britian victory.
  • Battle of Thames aka Battle of Moraviantown

    Battle of Thames aka Battle of Moraviantown
    This battle was a Britain victory and the battle where Tecumseh was killed
  • Battle of Chateauguay

    Battle of Chateauguay
    Lieutenant Colonel Charles de Salaberry was a hero in the Battle of Chateauguay. He saved thousands over American troops and Canadians from being attacked.
  • Battle of Crysler's farm

    Battle of Crysler's farm
    British forces defeated the American forces when they were trying to invade montreal.
  • The Buring of Washington D.C.

    The Buring of Washington D.C.
    The British navy raided along the Potomac River and this allowed them to burn down Washington D.C.
  • Treaty of Ghent

    Treaty of Ghent
    The Treaty of Ghent of signed on the 24th of December in 1814 and officially end the War of 1812.