1. What came from the War of 1812? By: Emily Sfealos, Melissa Johnson, Kevin Houser, And Joel Ogram

2. White House When great Britain set the White House on fire it burned a little but not enough to destroy it. So we painted over the burns the color White and that is why we call it the White House.

3. The Star- Spangled Banner We got the star- spangled banner from the war when the British attacked fort McKinley. Francis Scott Key was on the British ships when he wrote the poem. And it later became our national song.

4. Andrew Jackson ANDREW JACKSON By the time of the 1812 conflict, Andrew Jackson had seen very little action as head of the militia. He firmly supported Madison's declaration of war and volunteered immediately for service on the Canadian front. Months past and he received no response to his request. He put this down to political blacklisting stemming from a long-standing disagreement with former president Thomas Jefferson's administration. Though he had little military experience to speak of, when the government scrambled to defend the Gulf Coast in late 1812, Jackson's name was submitted as leader of a volunteer force by his friend the Governor.* he became a great hero in 1812 because he stud up for his country and said what was right what was needed to say.

5. ~Conclusion~ The war of 1812 wasn’t the most success, all thought we got the name and color of the White House. Then we got the song the star spangled when the bombing of Fort Mchenry took place in 1812. Andrew Jackson became an American hero, by winning the battle of New Orleans.