1. Test Reflections How did you do on the test?
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Test Reflections

2. The Second War with Britain
War of
The Second War with Britain

4. Jefferson’s Domestic Policy
Concentrated on home matters
U.S.’ dependency on foreign goods
Western expansion with the Louisiana Purchase and Lewis and Clark’s expedition
Jefferson’s Domestic Policy

5. Back in the Middle France and Britain were at war
Peace with France and the Louisiana Purchase, U.S. traded with France
Britain was angry, blockades
France got mad, blockades
U.S. is in the middle again
Back in the Middle

6. Britain started, impressment or kidnapping of American sailors (over 10,000 sailors)
Jefferson did not declare war, instead, Jefferson asked Congress to pass the Embargo Act of 1807 – stop trade with all foreign ports
Jefferson’s Move

7. New President and First Lady

8. New President U.S. was still dependent on other nations economically
1808 – James Madison, 4th, DR
Embargo Act, repealed
Madison – lets trade with everyone except for Britain and France…still a bad idea.
New President

9. 1. Britain’s impressment (kidnapping) of our men.
2. Britain’s violation of sea rights…trade (attacking our ships).
3. Britain’s inciting of Natives in the West…a call of the War Hawks (westerners who urged war) to do something.
Causes of the War of 1812

10. War or No! That is the question…
What are the three reasons why the United States should have war with Britain?
War or No! That is the question…

12. Major Events Phase I: 1812-1813 – Oliver Hazard Perry Phase II: 1814
Burning of Washington City
Dolly Madison saving portrait
James Madison bringing the government back together
Failed take over of Baltimore – Fort McHenry
Flag
Treaty of Ghent
Battle of New Orleans
Hero – Andrew Jackson
Major Events

13. 1. Strong nationalism – we WON against a world power!
2. Natives are weakened
3. U.S. becoming self-sufficient-make our own due to the blockades
Effects of the War

14. Put these in order Burning of Washington Impressment of sailors
War between France and England began
Declaration of War by Madison
Fort McHenry
Treaty of Ghent that ended the War of 1812
Battle of New Orleans
Put these in order

15. Industrial Revolution
Self-Sufficiency: The U.S. can stand alone.