History, 29.11.2020 04:20, miagiancarlo

Why was the War of 1812 significant to the United States? - It launched a new wave of resistance from Native Americans.
- It demonstrated that the new nation was likely to endure.
- It allowed the Federalists to regain political power.
- It represented a clear victory over the British forces.
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