PPT-Chapter 12: The Second War of Independence and the Upsurge

The War of 18121815 The Era of Good Feelings 18151824 Clay and Jackson appear The War of 1812 On to Canada Over Land and Lakes The Americans tried to invade Canada from Detroit Niagara and Lake Champlain  All were beaten back by the Canadians. Section 4. An American Victory. Pages 124-129. Objectives. 1. Explain the importance of the Battles of Trenton and Saratoga.. 2. Describe how the Patriots defeated the British in the West and the South.. The End of Empire. Before we get started. This chapter requires you to consolidate the thinking you have done about comparisons and contrasts and continuities and changes-0ver-time regarding Asia, Africa, and Latin America throughout this book.. 30: . Striving for Independence. India: Early 20. th. century. 1900-1941, India’s population increased dramatically . Environmental . pressure, . deforestation-declining . farm . land. Society . divided . 1812-1824. Chapter 12. AMH2010. Themes. War of 1812 and Treaty of Ghent. The Myth of Victory. American System. Monroe Doctrine. Causes of the War. British support for hostile Indians.. Ship seizures and impressment.. 1812-1824. Chapter 12. I. On to Canada over Land and Lakes. War of 1812 was divisive. No national support. Unimpressive military . outcome. After the War. Came out of the war with a spirit of nationalism. Introduction . The war of 1812 . was an especially divisive and ill fought war. Americans came out of the war with a renewed sense of nationhood. For the next dozen of years, a spirit of nationalism will inspire activities ranging from protecting manufacturing to building roads to defending authority of the federal government over the states.. OBJECTIVES: . Understand why the US had a “second independence.”. Describe the events that led the rise of nationalism.. Canada. The . War of 1812.  was very . divisive. . West . and South were for the war, the Northeast . EQ: Were the American colonists justified in rebelling against British rule? . Introduction: Important takeaways. By 1776, most colonists belonged to 1 of 3 groups:. Patriots: wanted independence. Loyalists: supported the British government. !. The Crisis Begins. 7 Years’ War - left Britain in tremendous debt. Turning point - end of salutary neglect. Consolidating the Empire. New Acts were passed to regulate trade; prior to 1763, trade was loosely enforced. Essential Question:. What motivates people to act?. Learning Goal:. Students will be able to compare points of view held by Patriots and Loyalists, evaluate the reaction of the colonies to the rejection of the Olive Branch Petition, summarize the steps taken that led to the writing of the Declaration of Independence, and understand the four parts of the Declaration of Independence. . India: Early 20. th. century. 1900-1941, India’s population increased dramatically . Environmental . pressure, . deforestation-declining . farm . land. Society . divided . into classes. : peasants, wealthy property owners. Henry Clay (. Warhawk. ). June 1, 1812, after Congressional pressure, Madison asks for declaration of war against Britain. Britain repealed orders in council June 23, which would have stopped war, but neither side knew what the other was doing (note: last battle of war will have same odd twist). . Big Questions. Comparison. How does the American System compare to the economic policies of Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists in the 1790s? . Contextualization. The authors contend that “the . 111 Support the Edge! 112 mance. You just can't quantify it the same way as you may measure thinking and reclaiming my abiding connection to UpSurge! and unique way.Artists are cultural workers. When