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What was the outcome of the Battle of York for the American forces?

They decided to negotiate instead of fighting.
They initially succumbed but eventually took control of the city. (correct)
They achieved a decisive victory with no casualties.
They were defeated and retreated.

What significant event occurred during the Battle of Stoney Creek?

There was a major British victory after a four-month stalemate. (correct)
The battle ended in a tied outcome.
The British retreated without fighting.
The Americans captured strategic supplies.

Which statement accurately describes the Battle of Beaver Dams?

The British were unprepared for the American attack.
The battle ended in a ceasefire agreement.
American forces successfully completed their planned attack.
The Americans remained in position but did not attack due to British preparedness. (correct)

What distinguishes the Battle of Lundy's Lane in Canadian history?

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What was a consequence of the Battle of Lundy's Lane for the British forces?

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Flashcards

Battle of York

A significant battle in the War of 1812 where American forces successfully captured the city of York (now Toronto) from the British.

Battle of Stoney Creek

A battle fought in June 1813, where the British successfully repelled an American attack, resulting in a British victory.

Battle of Beaver Dams

A battle in June 1813 where the British, anticipating an American attack, successfully repelled it, preventing the US forces from advancing.

Battle of Lundy's Lane

One of the most deadly battles in Canadian history, fought on July 25, 1814, after which the British didn't attack again. It resulted in a major loss for the Americans.

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American Victory at York

A significant event where American forces, initially apprehensive, overcame the British and captured York.

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Study Notes

War of 1812 Study Notes

American Fears: Americans were scared they might lose their loved ones in battle.
Battle of York (Toronto): April 1813, Americans fought the British.
Stony Creek: The British managed to get some Americans as prisoners.
Battle of Beaver Dams: June 24, 1813, the Americans planned to attack the British.
Lundy's Lane: July 25, 1814, a significant and deadly battle in the war; after this, the British never attacked Canada again.
Battle of Lake Erie: A key battle in the War of 1812.