Mr. Stein The War of 1812: The End of the War

On what date did the British attack New Orleans?

• January 8, 1815

• March 17, 1812

• April 25, 1814

• December 31, 1816

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What were the British soldiers wearing?

• Camouflage fatigues

• Bright red coats.

• Black boots

• Khaki uniforms

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Where were Andrew Jackson's men?

• In the trenches

• Behind their walls.

• On the battlefield

• In the forest

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What helped to keep Andrew Jackson and his men safe?

• Armed guards

• The wall.

• Surveillance cameras

• Barbed wire fences

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What did the British ultimately do?

• They gave up their attack.

• They launched a full-scale invasion.

• They offered a peace treaty.

• They formed a coalition government.

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How many British men were either killed or hurt?

• 2,000

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 15,000

The U. S. army lost no more than how many men in the Battle of New Orleans?

• 5,000

• One hundred.

• 10,000

• 20,000

When did Great Britain and the United States sign a treaty to end the war?

• June 12, 1812

• December 14, 1814

• April 15, 1815

• August 19, 1813

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Did the Battle of New Orleans happen after the treaty to end the war was signed?

• no

• yes

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How long did the War of 1812 last?

• Six months

• 3 years.

• Five weeks

• Twenty-four days

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