Social Studies, 13.11.2020 18:10, stephliu721

What was the main benefit to the United States of the War of 1812? O recognition of American rights to neutrality

O settling a border between the U. S. and Canada

O an end to British impressment of American sailors

O a new sense of pride among Americans in their country

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