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2 Ended Revolutionary War.

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4 U.S. v. British Empire 2 nd war for independence National Anthem Star Spangled Banner

5 Signed Dec, 24 1814 Ended War of 1812 Returned land to US

6 FL,TX,IW,WC,CA now US territory.

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8 California = Free State. New Mexico and Utah = popular sovereignty to decide.

9 Violent conflicts between North and South over Slavery.

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11 Attempts to reunite the people of the US and fix the damages of the Civil War.

12 Include citizens involvement in government affairs.

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