I am sometimes called the Father of the Constitution, and I am the fourth president of the United States. Who am I?

The British did not capture me after the battle in the harbor. The next morning, the U.S. flag flew proudly above my walls. What am I?

We were a group of people who believed that America should go to war with Britain in 1812. Who are we?

Though we were considered to be pirates, we helped General Jackson defend New Orleans. Who are we?

Dolley Madison saved me when she escaped from the President's house. What am I?

British battleships fired cannonballs at me. They tried to SINK ME but couldn't. What am I?

I was the first First Lady of the United States. Who am I?

I wrote the poem that became the National Anthem called "The Star Spangled Banner". Who am I?

I was the President during the War of 1812. Who am I?

Ships that are used to transport cargo are called

A coastal location that has a harbor in which ships can dock is called a __________.

To stop people or supplies from coming in or out of a country is called __________.

People who love and strongly support or fight for their country are ___________.

To move backwards to avoid danger means __________.

The process that goods and services are bought and sold is called _________.

To agree to stop fighting because you know you cannot win is called ___________.

A legal resident of a country who has the rights of that country is called a ____________.

Select TWO correct facts about the War of 1812 flag:

Select TWO correct facts about the American Flag today.