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When was the White House burned down and subsequently rebuilt?
The White House was burned down by the British in 1814 during the War of 1812. It was subsequently rebuilt and restored by 1817.
What were 3 consequences of war of 1812?
The white house burned down and that is it. I think.
What were carcasses used as in the Revolutionary War?
they were used for taking down masts of ships
In what year did the White House burn down?
The White House burned down in 1814 during the War of 1812.
How did the English humiliated the American in the war of 1812?
When the British burned down Washington D.C.
How did the revolutionary war affect the family structure of the colonists?
they were running out of food because the british burned down plantations
What happened to Revolutionary War soldiers if they died of smallpox?
They burned or buried them
What were women's roles in the Revolutionary War?
running business and homes
What were women's role in the revolutionary war?
running business and homes
What was burned down when Canada was attack on the great lakes?
During the War of 1812, US forces invaded Upper Canada and burned most of the people's homes, as well as the parliament building. In retaliation, the White House was burned.
3 The White House almost burned down during which war?
It was in the war of 1812 that it actually burned down
What were people called who burned homes in the civil war?
Northerners or Yankees
What was the main role of women in e revolutionary war?
running busnesses and homes
What was the women's role in the revolutionary war?
running businesses and homesTo run businesses and homes
What was the main role of in the revolutionary war?
running businesses and homesTo run businesses and homes
What was the main role of women in the Revolutionary War?
running businesses and homesTo run businesses and homes
Was the war of 1812 and the revolutinary war the same thing?
No, the revolutionary war was fought in the 1700's and the war of 1812 should be self explanatory. Yes, they were both fought for the same reason; Britain didn't want the U.S. to be independent. (side not:during the war of 1812 the white house was burned down)
