At the beginning of the War of 1812, what was the primary outcome of the United States' attempts to invade Canada?

The invasions were largely successful, leading to the capture of major British forts.

The American military was unprepared, and the invasions of British territory failed.

Canadian colonists welcomed the American troops and joined their cause.

The U.S. Navy's support ensured a quick victory on the land front.

What major event in Europe in 1814 allowed Great Britain to go on the offensive and launch a major attack on the U.S. capital?

Britain signed a peace treaty with Spain.

The British developed new, powerful warships.

Britain and its allies had defeated France, freeing up troops and ships to send to North America.

A new trade agreement with Russia gave Britain more resources.

The American government immediately surrendered to the British.

President Madison was captured and held for ransom by British forces.

British troops successfully captured the city and burned the White House and other public buildings.

American forces successfully defended the city, leading to a major U.S. victory.

The British captured Baltimore after a long siege.

American forces successfully defended Fort McHenry and the city.

The battle ended in a stalemate with no clear winner.

A surprise storm forced the British fleet to retreat.