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Match the historical events and images to their correct dates on the timeline of the War of 1812.

Timeline of the War of 1812 with images and dates to match, including key events like the Treaty of Ghent, Battle of York, and British capture of Washington.

Timeline of the War of 1812 with images and dates to match, including key events like the Treaty of Ghent, Battle of York, and British capture of Washington.

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Let’s match each event to the correct date on the timeline.

We’ll go one by one, using the dates and events given at the bottom of the page.

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Step 1: Look at June 1, 1812

At the bottom, there’s a card that says:
> June 1, 1812 — President Monroe declares war

Wait — actually, it was President James Madison who declared war, not Monroe. But since this is what the worksheet says, we’ll use it as written.

So → June 1, 1812 = President Monroe declares war

*(Note: Historically, it was Madison, but for this worksheet, we follow the text provided.)*

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Step 2: August 16, 1812

Card says:
> August 16, 1812 — Surrender of Detroit to British and Tecumseh

→ So August 16, 1812 = Surrender of Detroit

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Step 3: April 27, 1813

Card says:
> April 27, 1813 — Battle of York, American victory

→ So April 27, 1813 = Battle of York

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Step 4: Sept 11, 1814

Card says:
> Sept. 11, 1814 — Battle of Plattsburg, American victory

→ So Sept 11, 1814 = Battle of Plattsburg

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Now let’s do the ones below the line:

Step 5: July 18, 1812

Card says:
> July 18, 1812 — British capture of Fort Michilimackinac

→ So July 18, 1812 = British capture of Fort Michilimackinac

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Step 6: October 13, 1812

Card says:
> October 13, 1812 — 1st major battle, Queenston, British victory

→ So October 13, 1812 = Battle of Queenston

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Step 7: August 24, 1814

Card says:
> August 24, 1814 — British march on Washington and burn the US Capitol

→ So August 24, 1814 = Burning of Washington

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Step 8: December 24, 1814

Card says:
> December 24, 1814 — Treaty of Ghent, Peace treaty signed

→ So December 24, 1814 = Treaty of Ghent

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All matches are now complete!

Final Answer:

- June 1, 1812 → President Monroe declares war
- August 16, 1812 → Surrender of Detroit to British and Tecumseh
- April 27, 1813 → Battle of York, American victory
- Sept 11, 1814 → Battle of Plattsburg, American victory
- July 18, 1812 → British capture of Fort Michilimackinac
- October 13, 1812 → 1st major battle, Queenston, British victory
- August 24, 1814 → British march on Washington and burn the US Capitol
- December 24, 1814 → Treaty of Ghent, Peace treaty signed
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