Impacts of the War of 1812

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War of 1812 Impacts of the war & Star Spangled Banner

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War of 1812Impacts of the war & Star Spangled Banner

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Impact of the War of 1812

➢ It helped create a sense of National Pride

➢ Established a clear land border with Canada

➢ It gave the US control of the Great Lakes

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Impact of the War of 1812

➢ Some changes were made to strengthen the nation and prevent the same mistakes○ A national bank was reestablished

○ Infrastructure was put in place - canals, turnpikes, factories so that America would become more economically independent.

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Impact of the War of 1812

○ A tax on manufactured goods called a tariff was put in place to help boost the economy and prevent a national debt after the war.

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The Star Spangled Banner

Francis Scott Key, a US lawyer was a prisoner on a British War ship during the bombing of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor.

After 24 hours of bombing the smoke cleared and the US Flag was still flying over the fort.

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The Star Spangled Banner

Key was overjoyed and wrote a poem describing the scene.

It became a popular song.

In 1931 it was titled “The Star Spangled Banner” and became the national anthem.