APUSH
Ch. 7 (pp. 249-263)
The War of 1812
William Henry Harrison
General of US army
Thought to attack Lake Erie
Captain Oliver Perry and the Battle of Lake Erie
Constructed fleet of vessels for war
Destroyed british squadron at Put-In-Bay and won
Brits pulled back from Detroit
Harrison defeated Brit and Indian force in Battle of Thames
Treaty of Ghent
Britain’s goal- peace in Europe, not any war demanded territorial concessions from US- but gave way because they never controlled Great Lakes/Champlain and Washington raid- not significant enough
Treaty
everything went back to normal for both countries (status quo ante bellum)
US- didn’t gain/lose territory
Nothing done about impressment or neutral rights had to fix US v Canada boundary lines
Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans
New Orleans Battle- most dramatic US victory
AFTER the treaty- before word spread
British Gen. Pakenham attacked army under Andrew Jackson (brits too confident)
Jackson’s troops destroyed british & inflicted much more causalities upon them
Hartford (Federalist) Convention series of resolutions summarizing New England’s grievances (vvv main one)
NE becoming minority state-southern republicans didn’t understand it’s com. intrst
Proposed to amend constitution abolish 3/5’s clause require 2/3’s vote of congress to declare war & admit states into the Union limit president to one term prohibit election of two successive presidents from same state bar embargoes lasting more than 60 days
Bad for federalists goal of Hart. Conv. to assert states’ rights rather than disunion
Feds thougth it was traitorous plot
Stripped of primary grievance that fueled convention
The Awakening of American Nationalism
Era of Good Feelings
Description of Monroe’s administrations 1814-1824
Reflected
War’s elimination of divisive issues
Monroe’s effort to avoid political issues
Dartmouth v. Woodward
Can New Hampshire transform a private college into a
The War of 1812
William Henry Harrison
General of US army
Thought to attack Lake Erie
Captain Oliver Perry and the Battle of Lake Erie
Constructed fleet of vessels for war
Destroyed british squadron at Put-In-Bay and won
Brits pulled back from Detroit
Harrison defeated Brit and Indian force in Battle of Thames
Treaty of Ghent
Britain’s goal- peace in Europe, not any war demanded territorial concessions from US- but gave way because they never controlled Great Lakes/Champlain and Washington raid- not significant enough
Treaty
everything went back to normal for both countries (status quo ante bellum)
US- didn’t gain/lose territory
Nothing done about impressment or neutral rights had to fix US v Canada boundary lines
Andrew Jackson and the Battle of New Orleans
New Orleans Battle- most dramatic US victory
AFTER the treaty- before word spread
British Gen. Pakenham attacked army under Andrew Jackson (brits too confident)
Jackson’s troops destroyed british & inflicted much more causalities upon them
Hartford (Federalist) Convention series of resolutions summarizing New England’s grievances (vvv main one)
NE becoming minority state-southern republicans didn’t understand it’s com. intrst
Proposed to amend constitution abolish 3/5’s clause require 2/3’s vote of congress to declare war & admit states into the Union limit president to one term prohibit election of two successive presidents from same state bar embargoes lasting more than 60 days
Bad for federalists goal of Hart. Conv. to assert states’ rights rather than disunion
Feds thougth it was traitorous plot
Stripped of primary grievance that fueled convention
The Awakening of American Nationalism
Era of Good Feelings
Description of Monroe’s administrations 1814-1824
Reflected
War’s elimination of divisive issues
Monroe’s effort to avoid political issues
Dartmouth v. Woodward
Can New Hampshire transform a private college into a