Treaty of Ghent

that the two sides would stop fighting and return to the status quo before the war :)

because the weather in Britain changes everyday and the weather in the u.s.a is different for every state :P

because the weather in Britain changes everyday and the weather in the u.s.a is different for every state :P

Yes, this is actually rather unfortunate. The hidden reason for the Forgotten War, historians say, is the United States land-lust for Canada. This feeling was present ever since the Revolution. (As we can see today though it never happened)

In Great Britain, a Mayor is addressed as 'Your Worship'.

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its where merchants are allowed to deposit their goods for export

so it is basically a storage center for merchants until they send their goods off to sea

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Deposotion...

No because the Canadian had more experienced

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War between US and UK.

it restored the American and british prewar boundaries

She is half-white (american) and half-filipino (with majority spanish blood)

verifed American Independence and started a strong sense of national pride that catapulted America into the international arena.

The War of 1812 deviated a lot between the U.S. and Great Britian. None of the intents of belligerency was sermonized by the Treaty of Ghent, which established the status quo ante bellum. The Treaty of Ghent basically ended all quarreling between Britain and the U.S. and they remained tranquil for the rest of the nineteenth century and later became close allies with one another.
The Treaty of Ghent was signed by British and American representatives on December 24, 1814. This treaty ended the War of 1812.

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