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| what the War of 1812 is often called |
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| was made safer after the war |
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| sense of loyalty to a country |
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| had a large war debt from the war with France |
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| wanted by both sides by the end of 1814 |
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| where many people were out of work |
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| led American troops in New Orleans |
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| was nearly ruined during the war |
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| outcome of the war according to the Treaty of Ghent |
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| where American and British representatives met in 1814 |
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| what Andrew Jackson gained after the war |
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| what Americans wanted their country to do |
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| was given a boost during the war |
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| where almost 2,000 British soldiers were killed or wounded |
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