Chapter 7 The Jefferson Era

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Chapter 7 The Jefferson Era 7.4 The War of 1812 Great Britain and US go to War – The First Terrorist Attack! There are battles along the Eastern Seaboard There are battles along the Canadian Border There are battles on the Great Lakes There are battles along the Western Frontier Native Americans continue to fight for their land in the South Washington is attacked! The White House is burned the President and First Lady must run for their lives! The Big Idea

Chapter 7 The Jefferson Era 7.4 The War of 1812 Great Britain and US go to War – The First Terrorist Attack! In Baltimore the people are dismayed at how “cowardly” the people in Washington were and vow to fight until death and destruction The battle of Fort McHenry is fought and the Star Spangled Banner is written Andrew Jackson “Old Hickory” a tough, revenge-filled general wins the final battle at New Orleans The Treaty of Ghent is signed in Belguim and the US and England make peace. There are intense feelings of patriotism and finally a feeling that we are a united nation. The trade embargos and war effort boost American trade – we no longer depend on England or France for trade. The Native Americans power is broken – future presidents will treat them worst The Big Idea

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