AP US History Chapters 12 & 13, American Pageant
Background Tensions between GB and France Native uprisings in the West Tecumseh’s uprisings Battle of Tippecanoe-1811 William Henry Harrison War Hawks Henry Clay John C. Calhoun Felix Grundy Declaration of War-June 1812 Reasons Economic War
One of America’s worst fought wars Canada important battleground British and Canadians more enthusiastic Captured Ft. Michilimackinac in Great Lakes region. US Navy more successful Oliver Perry-captured British fleet on Lake Erie. W H Harrison-Battle of Thames British fleet retreats near Plattsburgh, Lake Champlain
British land in Chesapeake Bay-1814 March to Washington Madison escaped, White House and Capitol burned Baltimore-1814 Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key, “Star Spangled Banner” Battle of New Orleans Andrew Jackson Treaty of Ghent-ends war Not much gained
Hartford, CT Federalists addressed grievances with War Possible succession Wanted compensation for lost trade 1 term presidency Eliminate 3/5 clause Death of the Federalist Party
Gained respect abroad Death of Federalist party War heroes emerged-AJ, WHH-propelled into presidency Manufacturing prospered Large areas of capital burned-hatred of Britain for yrs to come Rush-Bagot Treaty-demilitarized GLs Florida-$5 million Nationalism!
Henry Clay To increase nationalism 3 parts: Connect with roads/canals (fed. Funding) Banking system-uniform currency Protective tariffs