This was significant because it was a major turning point in Native American and American relations, which ended in an American victory and weakened the Native American confederacy then pushed many tribes to seek British support.

The burning of Washington D.C was significant because it was the only time that a foreign power had control of the white house. The British set the newly built White house on fire as an act of violence towards the country.

The writing of this poem is significant because it later turned into our national anthem. It was written as a representation of how the author felt while watching the war.

This battle was significant because it was a symbol of American democracy triumphing over the old European ideas of aristocracy and entitlement, and it was the last major armed engagement between the U.S and Britain. This battle also enhanced Andrew Jackson's national reputation so he could progress to the white house.

The Americans and the British held a meeting in Belgium to discuss the Northwestern territory. The British agreed to give their territory to the U.S and both countries claimed they would begin to work towards ending slave trade.