
The image is a diagram that shows the history of the Battle of Waterloo in 1794 and 1815. It is divided into six sections, each representing a different period of time.

The first section is titled "British soldiers arrived from Niagara, cleared the brush, set up tents, and began construction." The second section is labeled "The fort was built in 1793-94 on today's site (consisting of huts meant only to last a few years). The third section is labelled "1813" and shows the fort destroyed by the Battle. The fourth section is marked "Lake Ontario" and has a red marker indicating the location of the fort. The fifth section has a blue arrow pointing to the fort, indicating that the fort was destroyed. The sixth section has an arrow pointing towards the fort and shows that it was once a fort, but it was still intact. The seventh section has two arrows pointing towards it, one pointing to a fort and the other pointing towards a fort.
