War of 1812

James Madison was a American statesman and political theorist, and the Fourth President of the United States and was a key author for the Bill of Rights.

Andrew Jackson was a American Democrat-Republican and Army general who led the Americans in the battle of New Orleans and the Battle of Horseshoe Bend. Some people nicknamed him Old Hickory for his aggressiveness and toughness.

He was a Native American leader of the Shawnee and the large tribal confederacy known as the Tecumseh Confederacy.

Oliver Hazard Perry was a U.S Commodore who was given the title Hero of Erie for leading American forces in a decisive victory over the British. Perry was a Iconic American commander who led various ships.

The United States declare war on Great Britain.

It was a Naval Battle repelled by the Americans on their own town

Gen. William Hull surrenders Detroit without a Fight, because he lost hope of Defending the settlement by seeing the large British and Indian force. Also his Daughter and Grandchild were inside the fort.

The USS Constitution was sailing and sighted the HMS Guerriere and the US navy boat had 476 men aboard while the Guerriere had 263 men and the aftermath the USS Constitution swept the Gurriere

Captain. Benjamin Forsyth led the Americans to battle at Gananoque because it was important forwarding point for sending supplies up river from Montreal to Kingston.

Major General Stephen van Rensselaer led 6,000 Americans into battle against a 1,300 British Force. It was a British Victory that turned back the first American Niagara Attack.