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Monument commemorating the Battle of North Point

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Monument commemorating the Battle of North Point

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This Monument demonstrates the increased sense of nationalism that was experienced by the American population following the war of 1812.  These monuments served as a reminder to the colonists of their united abilities in fighting the British.

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This is when the British started fully treating the Americans like they were a separate independent country. Other than this difference no change really occurred and relations between the two nations returned to their original standings.

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Avalon Project - British-American Diplomcay : Cartel for the exchange of prisoners of war between Great Britain and the United States of America

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American prisoners taken and brought within any of the dominions of his Brittanick majesty shall be stationed for exchange at Halifax in Nova Scotia-- Quebec, Bridgetown in Barbadoes, Kingstown in Jamaica-Falmouth and Liverpool in England and at no other posts or places.

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This treaty led to minimal change withing Britian and the US as well. No land was gained or loss, and no economic benefits resulted from the war. The Victory itself was a belief in the mind itself.

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Avalon Project - British-American Diplomcay : Treaty of Ghent; 1814

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There shall be a firm and universal Peace between His Britannic Majesty and the United States, and between their respective Countries, Territories, Cities, Towns, and People of every degree without exception of places or persons. All hostilities both by sea and land shall cease as soon as this Treaty shall have been ratified by both parties as hereinafter mentioned.

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This convention displayed in the image brought reform of the government itself. Due to this convention the Federalist party dissipated completely leaving the opportunity for the emergence of a new party

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The War of 1812 was to some extent a second war for American Independence as it led to reform under the Hartford Convention, however, there were no significant territorial or economic changes provided under the Treaty of Ghent

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This treaty brought peace between Britain and America. This treaty served overall in benefit of the US and allowed for the beginning of US becoming a superpower.

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Avalon Project - British-American Diplomcay : Decision of the Commissioners under Article 4 of the Treaty of Ghent

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In making this decision it became necessary, that each of the Commissioners should yield a part of his individual opinion; several reasons induced them to adopt this measure, one of which was the impression and belief that the navigable Waters of the Bay of Passamaquoddy, which by the Treaty of Ghent is said to be part of the Bay of Fundy are common to both Parties for the purpose of all lawful and direct communication with their own Territories and Foreign Ports.

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This victory monument was another increased sense of nationalism after the war. The government invested in monuments such as these to remind the people of their victory and what they were fighting for.

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The promotion of nationalism throughout the colonies that led to peaceful relations and the birth of America as an international superpower.

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This image demonstrates the peaceful relations after the signing of the Treaty of Ghent which ended the war of 1812. This victory scene is one of the reasons America had a renounced sense of nationalism

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This demonstrated the indians' anger and their call to fight back against the american colonists

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Interpretations of the War: A Scene on the Frontiers as practiced by the "humane" British

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Interpretations of the War: A Scene on the Frontiers as practiced by the "humane" British

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This picture demonstrates the commands given by the British to the native Americans to fight back and kill the colonists which sprung up more tensions.

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Interpretations of the War: interpretation A

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Interpretations of the War: interpretation A

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Interpretation A discussed the relationship between Tecumseh and the British, as well as the anger being expressed by native Americans due the the encroachment of territory

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Territorial expansion in the west caused conflicts with Native Americans driving the British to unite with the Indians against the colonists.

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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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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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What was the main cause of the War of 1812?

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What was the main cause of the War of 1812?