| A | B |
|---|
| War of 1812 | aka. Mr. Madison’s War |
| Tecumseh | great diplomatic leader of a confederation designed to halt white expansion |
| Tenskwatawa | Tecumseh’s brother; aka. The Prophet; organized a Pan-Indian Confederacy |
| Hartford Convention | meeting of Federalists in New England at Hartford |
| William Henry Harrison | defeated Tecumseh’s forces at Tippecanoe and Thames |
| Battle of New Orleans | great victory by Andrew Jackson in 1815 |
| Andrew Jackson | Old Hickory “Hero of Horseshoe Bend |
| Henry Clay | The Great Compromiser and War Hawk from Kentucky; aka. Judas of the West |
| James Madison | author of most of the Constitution; fourth president of the United States |
| “Star Spangled Banner” | written by Francis Scott Key as a poem during the Battle of Baltimore |
| Battle of Tippecanoe | William Henry Harrison defeats the Tecumseh Confederacy |
| Treaty of Ghent | officially ends the War of 1812 in December of 1814 |
| Nationalism | feeling of great pride in one’s country; one result for the United States from the War of 1812 |
