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1 War of 1812 Flag Notes

2 Causes of the war Seizing and selling of American ships by the French
Impressment of soldiers & theft of ships by the British Americans broke treaties made with NA’s so NA’s allied with British Causes of the war

3 Key Battles and Events US army small and unprepared
After Battle of Lake Champlain the British ended their alliance with NA because too much $$$ to stay in war Tecumseh killed in the Battle of Thames Key Battles and Events

4 Effects of the war Treaty of Ghent ended the war
General Andrew Jackson becomes a hero U.S. gains respect around the world & nationalism increases Native Americans lose millions of acres of land Effects of the war

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