War of 1812-- Add your comment & name! by Madelaine H Marsau

Native American Perspective:

madelaine_h_marsau — 2024-09-25 17:18:07 UTC

American Perspective:

madelaine_h_marsau — 2024-09-25 17:18:16 UTC

British Perspective:

madelaine_h_marsau — 2024-09-25 17:18:23 UTC

Canadian Perspective:

madelaine_h_marsau — 2024-09-25 17:18:34 UTC

Kevin Nguyen - Canadian Perspective

2024-09-25 17:31:32 UTC

The war was caused by US aggression and serves as a staple cornerstone of Canadian nationhood. There was no clear winner though Canada suffered some damage, they went back to their trade relationships. A notable figure is Tecumseh.

jose Garcia

joseorozcogarcia0549 — 2024-09-25 17:40:37 UTC

the Americans believed the war was caused due to maritime issues between them and the British specifically their merchants. in the Americans perspective there wasn't that much impact as after the war there was no difference in land, society or territory it just went back to the status qoue. some important figures were Andrew Jackson,JQA,James Monroe, WHH,Jacob Brown, and winfield Scott they fought the British. in the eyes of the Americans there were no atrocities committed. in the end the Americans thought they won when in reality it was a treaty but popular opinion was that the Americans won

Cameron G - American perspective

2024-09-25 17:50:01 UTC

For the Americans the War of 1812 was caused by maritime issues with Britain as they were removing American seamen from merchant vessels. Although it wasn't really a win for them, it did provide a great turning point for the young republic, marking the end of the federalist party, and helping Americans define who they were. The heroes of this war were Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, James Monroe, and William Henry Harrison. There were no notable atrocities.

Nathalie Soriano - Canadian Perspective

2024-09-25 17:51:20 UTC

The was caused because of British interference with American trade. To Canadians, it was an unwanted war. Shawnee Chief Tecumseh and Laura Secord were the heros for Canada's part in the war of 1812. The atrocities commited were violence towards civilians and destruction of property. Neither side won the war because a treaty was formed to end the war, but Canada did repel from U.S. invasions.

Alexis Chavez-Zelaya - Native American Perspective

2024-09-25 17:52:11 UTC

From the native American perspective, the cause of the War of 1812 was due to repeated invasions of native American homelands. Tecumseh organized an alliance with many other native tribes, as well as the British, but ultimately, they were "defeated" as they realized the power of the American army. Many native Americans were killed and removed from their homes. Although there was no clear victory, the Americans assumed they won.

Alena and Angelina - British

2024-09-25 17:58:34 UTC

The British believed that the cause of the War of 1812 was America wanted to take over Canadian land. The American reason though for declaring war was that it was for the Orders in Council and impressment. There were no distinct winners, nothing was gained but nothing was also lost through this war, but Americans perceived it as their victory unlike the British. An important figure was Napoleon, despite not being part of the War of 1812 but he was in contact with American leaders. That concerned the British because of their war in Europe with Napoleon.

shaelyn Watkins - Native American Perspective

shaelynwatkins6089 — 2024-09-26 14:06:42 UTC

The Native American perspective on the War of 1812 was by their desire to protect their lands and way of life from encroaching West American settlers and the U.S. government. Many Native tribes viewed the war as an opportunity to resist American expansion and to assert their power, often arranging with the British, who they believed would be more likely to respect their territorial rights. But, the war resulted in significant losses for Native peoples, including further displacement and loss of territory, as treaties were often made without their consent and violated in the years following the war.

Niveyah E - Native American Perspective

2024-09-26 17:23:48 UTC

_{The war of 1812 from a Native American viewpoint was influenced by several reasons. Caused by the invasions of the homelands. Winners consisted of the Native Alliances which were tribes who allied with the British that looked for protection of their rights/governance. Important figures consisted of Tecumseh. Some concerns were land loss because most tribes were worried that even if the war ended they would lose everything. War terms were violated which resulted in loss of land and displacement of many natives. In Conclusion The war resulted in significant losses for the native people.}

Calis Lambert- Native American perspective

2024-09-26 18:03:19 UTC

The perspective of the Native Americans on the war of 1812 was that they were trying to protect their land from west and their way of life. The war gave them the chance to resist American expansion and take control, which led them to work with the British. Because they believed that they would allow them to keep their territory. But the war led to the natives losing their territory and being displaced. Then treaties were made that included them without their consent causing them to be violated after the war.

Lesly Delgado - Native American Perspective

2024-09-26 18:47:14 UTC

The perspective of the Native Americans on the war of 1812 was that they were mostly supporting Britain in order to protect their land from American westward expansion. Although some decided to support the Americas or stay neutral, many decided to work together and form alliances with other tribes in order to help Britain defeat the Americans. Siding with Britain wasn't easy but they believed it would put an end to the expansion. The Shawnee war chief Tecumseh was a major leader for the Native Americans during this time and he was able to use different strategies to help the Natives work together in battle against the Americans. Sadly his death would mark the end of the Native campaign to drive back white settlers. In the end, they were defeated which led to the removal of most of the eastern woodland communities to the west.

OSA .O EARLY AMERICA's POV

osaologbosere2229 — 2024-09-26 21:24:41 UTC

From the American point of view, the maritime disputes with Britain specifically, their habit of removing American servicemen from merchant ships were the primary cause of the War of 1812. Even though the United States did not emerge from the war with a resounding victory, it was a crucial turning point for the young nation. It contributed to the Federalist Party's downfall and shaped American identity. Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, James Monroe, and William Henry Harrison were important wartime figures. The fight was notable for lacking great atrocities.

Sakeena YAOF - Native American Perspective

2024-09-27 01:42:00 UTC

To the Native Americans, the war of 1812 was caused by the American's colonial want to expand westward. Though Tecumseh, the Shawnee war chief, allied with many other native tribes, the war ended in their defeat to the Americans, causing a significant loss of their land, many families ending up either killed or displaced.

Eduardo U- Native perspective

2024-09-27 03:08:27 UTC

from the Native perspective , the war of 1812 stemmed from ongoing invasions of their homelands. Tecumseh worked to unite tribes and forge alliances with the British. Despite their efforts, they faced overwhelming force from the American military which meant that many Native Americans were killed or were removed from their land. Although the war was no definitive victory in the overall war, the Americans claimed triumph, ignoring the devastating impact on indigenous people.

Tristan Breedlove: Canadian perspective.

2024-09-27 03:23:04 UTC

The war was declared by the Americans and was almost completely unwanted by the Canadian colonies, but was governed by the king England so they followed his needs and wishes. The war of 1812 did help the Canadians as there independence for the United States was guaranteed. The war had no real winner in the end, and eventually the Canadians returned to a more natural relationship with the Americans.

Michael O - Canadian Perspective

2024-09-27 23:19:38 UTC

The Americans caused a war that the Canadians didn't want but were forced to fight because of Britain. This was the cornerstone of nationhood that came to because of American aggression. Two important figures and heroes were Shawnee chief Tecumseh and Laura Secord. But the villains were the Americans for the atrocities they committed unto Canadian civilians of burning and looting their communities. With in the end there being no winner of the war just many losses.

Ammy G- Canadian perspective

2024-09-30 03:14:29 UTC

The Americans created and caused the war contrary the Canadians opposed the war however due to British reign in Canada the war had to ultimately arise creating nationhood. In the process of the war from a Canadian stance Americans were committing acts of savagery by destroying communities. Although post war Canada and the Americans began to have friendly and neutral relations . An important and notable figure was chief Tecumseh.