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Since the United States became a nation, it has fought eight major wars. The war of 1812 with Great Britain was one of the three wars that did not end in unmistakable victories. It was tragic in its loss of life , money, and property. In 1812 Madison gave into widespread pressure for war against Great Britain. The war of 1812 had very mixed cuccess on the fields. The British navy blockaded the It grew out of quarrels over several issues. But almost all of them were virtually settled before the first shot was fired.The largest share of the fighting was done by the men from the West and the South, which had hurt the business and the seamen of New England the most. But the New England states opposed the war bitterly from the begining. At times they seemed ready to withdraw from the union
When the British had lost the war of 1812 they lost a lot of power which made them weaker. Although the nation was unprepared and all the federalists in the house of the representatives voted no, war was declared. If the British had won the war of 1812 the United States and Great Britain would have gained military power. Andrew Jackson time to gather an army and built defensive works. portant battle of the war wa fought after a peace treaty was sighned. When Andrew Jackson became the hero of New Orleans no one in America knew that the war had been over for two weeks. FOOTNOTES1:ENCARTA ENCYLOPEDIA2:COMPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA BIBLIOGRAPHY1:" THE WAR OF 1812" BY DREW BELGIUM2 AOL WWW. In the gigantic conflict between Great Britain and Napoleon, Great Britain gained comtrol of the seas by its victory over the combined French and Spanish fleets in the battle of Tralfalgar on October 21, 1805. COM3 COMPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA4 ENCARTA ENCYCLOPEDIA. COM3 COMPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA4 ENCARTA ENCYCLOPEDIAWHAT IF THE BRITISH HAD WON THE WAR OF 1812 ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography** FOOTNOTES1:ENCARTA ENCYLOPEDIA2:COMPTONS ENCYCLOPEDIA BIBLIOGRAPHY1:" THE WAR OF 1812" BY DREW BELGIUM2 AOL WWW. By the middle of 1812 President Madison felt that he had to give in to the war fever. The war of 1812 had not fuly resolved the differences between the United States and Great Britain.
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