1. The War of 1812: Mr. Madison’s War; or “The Second War for Independence?” Or Upper Canada Preserved?

2. James Madison Wins

3. Madison’s Policies Embargo (O-grab-me) Repealed at end of Jefferson’s ter, Embargo (O-grab-me) Repealed at end of Jefferson’s ter, Replaced by Non-Intercourse Act Replaced by Non-Intercourse Act Replaced by Macon’s Bill # Replaced by Macon’s Bill # Napoleon Claimed to respect U.S. Neutrality. (He lied) Napoleon Claimed to respect U.S. Neutrality. (He lied) British Repealed Orders-in-Council British Repealed Orders-in-Council

4. Madison’s Rationale for War

5. Madison Wins Again

6. Maritime Issues Neutral Rights of Shipping Neutral Rights of Shipping Impressment Impressment

7. War Hawks

8. Frontier Issues Western Land Hunger Western Land HungerCanadaFlorida Indian Problems in the NW and SW Indian Problems in the NW and SW

9. No Trees on the Prairie?

10. Vote On War Against England House= 79-49 House= 79-49 Senate= 19-13 Senate= 19-13 “The suspense was hell!” RM Johnson

11. Tecumseh, Shawnee Chief

12. William Henry Harrison

13. Official Portrait: “Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too”

14. Tenskawatawa, “The Prophet” Zero Factor?

15. Battle of the Thames “ Rumsey, Dumsey, Richard Johnson Killed Tecumseh ”

16. Military Theaters of Operation

17. Sir Isaac Brock, Defender of Canada

18. Sack of Washington

20. Not So White House

21. Admiral George Cockburn

22. “Dolley” Payne Madison

23. Fort McHenry

27. Captain James Lawrence

28. ‘ We have met the enemy and he is ours.” Oliver Hazard Perry after the Battle of Put In Bay on Lake Erie

29. Commander Thomas McDonough

32. Hartford Convention Reaction to Virginia Dynasty and Unpopularity of “Mr. Madison’s War Reaction to Virginia Dynasty and Unpopularity of “Mr. Madison’s War Abolish 3/5s clause for determining House of Representatives Abolish 3/5s clause for determining House of Representatives 2/3rds vote to declare war or admit new states 2/3rds vote to declare war or admit new states No embargoes of more than 60 days No embargoes of more than 60 days No foreign-born to hold federal offices No foreign-born to hold federal offices 1 term presidents 1 term presidents No successive presidents from same state No successive presidents from same state

33. Discredited

34. Treaty of Ghent 12-24-14

35. Hero of Horseshoe Bend

36. Battle of New Orleans 1-8-1815

38. Andrew Jackson

39. Results? National Honor and Pride? National Honor and Pride? Demise of the Federalist Party Demise of the Federalist Party “ Second War of Independence? ” “ Second War of Independence? ” National Heroes and Symbols National Heroes and Symbols Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson W.H. Harrison W.H. Harrison Richard M. Johnson Richard M. Johnson “ Star Spangled Banner “ “ Star Spangled Banner “