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Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

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Page 1: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Foreign Affairs in the Young Nation

Chapter 12

Page 2: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– The Problem

Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812?

Reasons for going to war

in 1812

Impressments of sailors

Page 3: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– The Problem

Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812?

Reasons for going to war

in 1812

Impressments of sailors

To make the frontier safe from Native Americans

Page 4: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– The Problem

Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812?

Reasons for going to war

in 1812

Impressments of sailors

To make the frontier safe from Native Americans

National Pride

Page 5: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– The Timeline

Complete the timeline to represent the war of 1812?

For each month mark, briefly describe the event that happened and draw a symbol to represent it.

Page 6: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

Complete the timeline to represent the war of 1812?

For each month mark, briefly describe the event that happened and draw a symbol to represent it.

Page 7: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812-

Page 8: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

(Picture?)

Page 9: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813-

Page 10: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

(picture?)

Page 11: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 -

Page 12: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 - British army invades Washington,

D.C.(picture?)

Page 13: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 - British army invades Washington,D.C.

December 1814-

Page 14: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 - British army invades Washington,D.C.

December 1814- U.S. and British diplomats sign a peace treaty in Belgium.

(picture?)

Page 15: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 - British army invades Washington,D.C.

December 1814- U.S. and British diplomats sign a peace treaty in Belgium.

January 1815 -

Page 16: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3– Timeline

July 1812- Congress Declared war on Britain.

September 1813- U.S. naval force captures a British fleet of 6 ships on Lake Erie.

August 1814 - British army invades Washington,D.C.

December 1814- U.S. and British diplomats sign a peace treaty in Belgium.

January 1815 - Battle of New Orleans(picture?)

Page 17: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3 – Isolationism?

Page 18: Chapter 12. Complete the Diagram to show the reasons why many Americans wanted to go to war with great Britain in early 1812? Reasons for going to war

Dilemma #3 – Isolationism?