What were the military consequences of the War of 1812?

Answer 1

There were many military aspects that came in the aftermath of the War of 1812. These included the United States formally respecting Canada's national borders and territorial integrity, in addition to a British detente with the young American Republic.

Answer 2

The American government hoped that in threatening war, the British might give in to American’s demands regarding our rights as neutrals. The Treaty of Ghent, ending the War of 1812, restored British and American relations to what they had been before the war began. While not solving any of the problems that caused the war, the Battle of New Orleans victory, followed by news of the Treaty of Ghent, caused the Americans increased pride and led to a developing nationalism and expansion westward. The War of 1812 also brought the US more respect from other nations. The war is sometimes called "the Second War for Independence." Had we lost, many asssumed the British would claim us as colonies again.

Answer 3

European nations began to think twice about interfering with US international trade

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The four major consequences of the War of 1812 were : The U.S. manufacturing improved from having to make their own goods, Native American resistance, it increased American patriotism, and (I don't know about this one much) there was no clear winner in the war.

Answer 4

One of the causes that there were serious trade restrictions introduced by Britain so the US. would not trade with France. Some consequences were that European nations began to think twice about interfering with the us. trade. American manufacturing increased and there was a brief increase in nationalism.

Answer 5

increased sense of national pride

usa manufractuing boosted

native American weakened