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The War of 1812


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he War of 1812 with Britain resulted from issues of neutral world trade, conscription of U.S. men into the British Navy, and a rumored British alliance with enemy Indians. The American forces blundered badly on the battlefield, but succeeded on the seas. At the end of the war America earned a new foreign respect and cut the final colonial ties with England. While the War of 1812 may be the worst fought American war, it created a more unified nation, dedicated to making the United States a great country.

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The Red Stick War
The agitation of the Shawnee and Creek by the Brits resulted in an Indian war in the South
Saved upper New York from British conquest
Thomas Macdonough
U.S. leader
Oliver Hazard Perry
led U.S. victory at the Battle of the Thames
William Henry Harrison
Defeated the British at the Battle of New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
President of the USA
President James Madison
British commander
General Isaac Brock
Full Name
Norman, Rosa Alabama

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