The Oregon trail was first blazed (founded) in the 1840's, almost 20 years before the Civil War began. Thousands had traveled on it and established Oregon as a state before the war began.
The fear of war with the U.S. and
The settlement of Oregon country by the US didn't effect the relationship with the United Kingdom too badly. Neither country wanted to fight another war with each other. They ended up with a compromise settlement.
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During the American Civil War, Great Britain's involvement was primarily limited to commercial interactions with both the North and the South, although in a restricted fashion with the latter due to the Union blockade of Southern ports. In addition, it was involved as a scene of occasional 'intrigue' between Southern and Northern diplomats and agents, but never to a significant degree.
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Oregon
The Oregon trail was first blazed (founded) in the 1840's, almost 20 years before the Civil War began. Thousands had traveled on it and established Oregon as a state before the war began.
The fear of war with the U.S. and
the Oregon country purchase was in 1814 after the war of 1812 it was bought before Texas and the land given up by Mexico
The settlement of Oregon country by the US didn't effect the relationship with the United Kingdom too badly. Neither country wanted to fight another war with each other. They ended up with a compromise settlement.
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Well the U.S. went to war with Mexico. And all of this happened because of Manifest Destiny. After the war with Mexico we gained the Oregon Territory; it make up of Idaho, Washington, and Oregon of course.
Oregon was involved in wars that the rest of the country was involved in, such as the Civil War, both World Wars, and the Gulf Wars. As far as their own wars, they fought in the Snake War, which lasted from 1864-1868. It was a war fought against the Indian tribes that lived along the Snake River. It left over 1,700 dead.
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We told Britain we would fight another war or just let us have it and they did
Not at all. The territories won over from Mexico were present-day California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Wyoming.