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Will be explaining the significane of 8 events during the War of 1812.
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This event started the war between the British and U.S.A.
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This was a major battle led by William Hull. The Americans lost the battle with many casualities and pushing them back.
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PictureThe battle between the USS Constitution and Guerrie're was a major win for teh Americans showing the British that they will not give up and have a chance of beating them.
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PictureThe Americans beat the British claiming the lake and pushing them out of Detroit allowing them for two wins instead of one.
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Jackson beated the Creeks at the Battle Of Horshoe Bend. Later this battle would be very significant because at the end, when the treaty was being signed the Americans would gain millions of acres from the Creeks.
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Britain defeats France in the war allowing more troops to be sent over to the war between Britain and U.S.A.
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PictureBrought peace between America and Britian, going back to the ways things used to be, meaning no more war or threats.
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PictureThe last battle. The Americans drove the British out ending teh was once and for all. They also took the port back, allowing them for U.S. ships to travel in and out once again.
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This war was significant to America because if we would have on, Canada would have been ours. The problem was Britain and France owned most of it. Thanks to the Treaty of Ghent, the war was ended. In conclusion, we didn't get any more land but, we didn't lose anything in the process either. Everything went back to the way it was. From this war we moved on becoming a super power and relieing on ourselves by manufacturing our own factorys. This also caused us to expand more west.
