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War of 1812

Who? US v Great Britain Pres Madison asked for a declaration of war against Great Britain

When 1812 - 1815

North American Continent Where Atlantic Ocean North American Continent US and Canada

What War between the US and Great Britain Seen as a “second war for independence” US wins the war

WHy British were at war with France British attacked US ships taking supplies to France Made American sailors become part of the British Navy British encouraged Native Americans to attack US The US wants to expand West into Native territory

How is it Significant? Great Britain agreed to stop fighting Boosted US morale – patriotism Encouraged spirit of expansionism that would cause the US to grow tremendously US gained respect from foreign nations