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James Madison President 1809-1817 Helped write the Constitution in 1789 War of 1812 (Mr. Madison’s War) Wife – Dolly Madison- famous for defending White House in 1814 Set a more active precedent for the role of 1st Lady

War of 1812

Causes Britain did not respect U.S. even after Revolutionary War Britain refused to honor Treaty of Paris 1783- kept soldiers in North America Impressment- Britain took sailors off of U.S. ships to use on their own Some in U.S. wanted more land

General Info Was fought while James Madison was Pres. (1809-1817) Britain was fighting the French (Napoleon) at first but then that war ended First big test of new nation, convinced many that U.S. was here to stay Very inconclusive war- few decisive victories

The War U.S. was unprepared for war- in debt, small Navy, small Army U.S. invaded Canada, disaster followed Britain formed a naval blockade all along the east coast Washington D.C. taken by Brits and White House, Capital, and Treasury all burned Only successes were on water

The War- Part 2 U.S.S Constitution (Old Ironsides) gave U.S. a crucial victory at sea British launched an unsuccessful attack on Baltimore (Ft. McHenry) Peace Treaty signed in Dec. 1814 Battle of New Orleans fought by Andrew Jackson after peace treaty

Star-Spangled Banner Written by Francis Scott Key during a British artillery attack on Ft. McHenry He was a prisoner on a British ship and watched the whole attack Rampart- a defensive wall Perilous- dangerous Gallantly- bravely

Results Treaty that ended the war did not change anything, just stopped the fighting Treaty made no mention of impressment U.S. had a new sense of Nationalism (pride in one’s people)