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Emily Garcia, Kenneth Esquivel, Luke Pina 

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Emily Garcia, Kenneth Esquivel, Luke Pina 

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Treaty of Fort Jackson August 9, 1814 (between Creek Indians and American General Andrew Jackson

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Treaty of Fort Jackson August 9, 1814 (between Creek Indians and American General Andrew Jackson

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This document relates to Britain's stride for economic gain by using the Creek Indians in order to overcome the Americans which failed miserably for the Indians. They not only lost money, but many lives.

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A scene on the frontiers as practiced by the "humane" British and
their "worthy" allies / Wm. Charles, del et sculp. [1812; detail] 

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A scene on the frontiers as practiced by the "humane" British and
their "worthy" allies / Wm. Charles, del et sculp. [1812; detail] 

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The British had lost their largest trading network after the first war of independence, and were willing to join forces with the American Indians in order to earn back the Americans trade.

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During the War of 1812, this picture displays the capturing of Washington, and how the British were able to burn down the White House, and drive the president out of Washington.
https://www.loc.gov/item/today-in-history/june-18#1812

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To what extent was the War of 1812 a second war for American independence?

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To what extent was the War of 1812 a second war for American independence?

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The war of 1812 was a second war for American independence because it was the second time that the Americans fought with Britain except the first time was for politics and the second for economics.

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An Act to Prohibit American Vessels from Proceeding to or Trading with the Enemies of the United States, and for Other Purposes.

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An Act to Prohibit American Vessels from Proceeding to or Trading with the Enemies of the United States, and for Other Purposes.

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This act came with no satisfaction to the British as they really needed the New World to improve their own economy and prevent it from falling apart. The Americans had shut them out.

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The Avalon Project : Statutes of the United States

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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled.

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Washington. [A] representation
of the capture of the city
of Washington, by the British
forces under the command of
Major Genl. Ross and Rear
Adml. Sir I. Cockburn, August
24th 1814, wherein are
shown, the fort and the flotilla
[1815; detail]

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Washington. [A] representation
of the capture of the city
of Washington, by the British
forces under the command of
Major Genl. Ross and Rear
Adml. Sir I. Cockburn, August
24th 1814, wherein are
shown, the fort and the flotilla
[1815; detail]

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This image answers the essential question by proving that the British really wanted to get back in the trading network even if it meant to take down the people in charge

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[Waterfront fire, probably burning of the Washington
Navy Yard, 1814, Anac

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[Waterfront fire, probably burning of the Washington
Navy Yard, 1814, Anac

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This picture relates to the main cause due to the British most likely having been the suspects of the fire in the Washington Navy over their loss in trade.

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What was the main cause of the War of 1812?

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What was the main cause of the War of 1812?

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The Main cause of the war of 1812 was Britain's decision to get back into the New World's trade network even after being cut off from it by America

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This poster created during the war, called out for volunteers to fight for their country, which contributed to an ever-growing sense of nationalism in the United States.
http://memory.loc.gov/award/icufaw/alc0009/0001r.jpg

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This answers the question of the most significant impact due to a chief explaining to his British allies that all of his friends are dead of which the British had promised to protect

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This proves that the American Indians received the back end of the war. The British and Americans in the colonies now had set up a peace treaty while the American Indians are mostly dead with no good impacts for them after the war,

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This image reveals that even though the Native Americans were teamed up with the British, they were betrayed and left for dead by the Americans .

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What is the most significant impact of the War of 1812?

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What is the most significant impact of the War of 1812?

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The most significant impact of the War of 1812 is the amount of Native American lives that were lost