war of 1812

  • jefferson is relected

    jefferson is relected
    The nation was at peace but trouble was brewing. Across the Atlantic ocean were fighting a war that threatened to interfere with american trade.
  • embargo act 1807

    embargo act 1807
    An embargo prohibits trade with another country. The act targeted Great Britain but the embargo banned trade with all non american countries.
  • Madison become president

    Madison become president
    The republicans chose Madison as a candidate hoping that it would raise voter anger against the embargo act. Madison won the election and Pinckney only had 47 votes.
  • battle of tippecanoe

    battle of tippecanoe
    harrison attacked prohetstown.meanwhile tecumseh was out trying to enlarge the confederacy.
  • war of 1812 begins

    war of 1812 begins
    general william hull led the american army from detroit all the way to canada where they met tecumseh and his men. fearing a battle with the natives so he surrendered
  • battle of thames

    battle of thames
    Harrison defeated the Brittish at the battle of Thames. The battle took place by lake Erie.
  • battle at lake erie

    battle at lake erie
    perry defeated the british at lake erie. Lake erie is on the border of ohio and detroit.
  • the british burn washington dc

    the british burn washington dc
    The british captured and burned washington dc. later the americans recapture dc and defeat the british.
  • battle at lake Champlain

    battle at lake Champlain
    The Americans win the battle of Champlain. Ended the final invasion of the Northern states.
  • treaty of Ghent

    treaty of Ghent
    Was signed in 1814 in Ghent. Was the peace treaty that ended the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain.
  • battle of new orleans

    battle of new orleans
    Remembered as one of the conflict’s biggest and most decisive engagements. In the battle of new orleans future President Andrew Jackson and a motley assortment of militia fighters, frontiersmen, slaves, Indians and even pirates weathered a frontal assault by a superior British force, inflicting devastating casualties along the way.