War of 1812 - Crossword Name:
War of 1812 - Crossword
Clues:
1. The War of 1812 was fought by the United
States and its indigenous allies and the _____
_____ and its own indigenous allies in British
North America. (2) ∙
2. American army commanded by ______ ____
invaded Upper Canada on July 12, arriving at
Ontario after crossing the Detroit River. (2) ∙
3. Hull issued a ________ ordering all British
subjects to surrender, or "the horrors, and
calamities of war will stalk before you". ∙
4. Charles de Salaberry defeated Hampton's
force of thousands at the _______ River on 25
October with a smaller force of Canadian
Voltigeurs and Mohawks. ∙
5. Upper and Lower ____.
6. However, President James _______.
7. Canada would be easy pickings — "A mere
matter of _____“.
8. Shawnee brothers, _______ and Tenskwatawa,
implored Indigenous peoples to unite in order to
defend their dwindling lands against the growing
incursions of American settlers
9. Sir Isaac _____.
10. On 17 July, American post at ________________
Island was taken without bloodshed by Brock
with 45 British Regulars, and nearly 400
Indigenous warriors and some 200 voyageurs.
11. ________ Falls.
12. Several units of the Canadian _____ actively
participated in the war; this included the
Coloured Corps, a small corps of Black
Canadians that fought at the Battle of
Queenston Heights.
13. A _____ ______ was signed on December 25,
18.
14 officially ending the war, though fighting
continued for some time. (2)14. The last battle of
the war is often cited as the Battle of New______.
15. When the Americans invaded again at
Queenston Heights, Brock was awakened from
sleep at ____ ______ and rode hastily to the
village. (2)
16. Brock decided a direct attack was needed
immediately without time to wait for ___________.
17. Canada was a ______ of Great Britain.18.
Peace Treat of _____.
19. Canada is known for repelling the American
________.
20. This war halted American __________ in the
west.
 War of 1812 - Crossword
Clues:
1. The War of 1812 was fought by the United
States and its indigenous allies and the _____
_____ and its own indigenous allies in British
North America. (2) ∙
2. American army commanded by ______ ____
invaded Upper Canada on July 12, arriving at
Ontario after crossing the Detroit River. (2) ∙
3. Hull issued a ________ ordering all British
subjects to surrender, or "the horrors, and
calamities of war will stalk before you". ∙
4. Charles de Salaberry defeated Hampton's
force of thousands at the _______ River on 25
October with a smaller force of Canadian
Voltigeurs and Mohawks. ∙
5. Upper and Lower ____.
6. However, President James _______.
7. Canada would be easy pickings — "A mere
matter of _____“.
8. Shawnee brothers, _______ and Tenskwatawa,
implored Indigenous peoples to unite in order to
defend their dwindling lands against the growing
incursions of American settlers
9. Sir Isaac _____.
10. On 17 July, American post at ________________
Island was taken without bloodshed by Brock
with 45 British Regulars, and nearly 400
Indigenous warriors and some 200 voyageurs.
Name: KEY
11. ________ Falls.
12. Several units of the Canadian _____ actively
participated in the war; this included the
Coloured Corps, a small corps of Black
Canadians that fought at the Battle of
Queenston Heights.
13. A _____ ______ was signed on December 25,
18.
14 officially ending the war, though fighting
continued for some time. (2)14. The last battle of
the war is often cited as the Battle of New______.
15. When the Americans invaded again at
Queenston Heights, Brock was awakened from
sleep at ____ ______ and rode hastily to the
village. (2)
16. Brock decided a direct attack was needed
immediately without time to wait for ___________.
17. Canada was a ______ of Great Britain.18.
Peace Treat of _____.
19. Canada is known for repelling the American
________.
20. This war halted American __________ in the
west.