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    The war of 1812 took place in America and Canada. The Americans fought with the British and natives of the land. When the US and congress declared war on Great Britain‚ they may not have realized that their success seemed to be doomed to begin with. There was strong lack of support from American citizens to go to war‚ this was because of several reasons. Divided forces from different states caused problems and didn’t want to cooperate or complete certain tasks. Ports were not being allowed for war

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    British forces in Canada and the Spanish forces in Florida. During that time there was European conflict on the seas‚ ultimately‚ the Indians conflict became part of the European conflict‚ which was one of the main causes of the war of 1812. Another event that led to the war of 1812 was a series of trade restrictions. The new trade restrictions enforced by Britain prevented Americans from trading with France. Also‚ The British navy which was known for its low pay and terrible conditions most of the navy

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    After the war of 1812‚ America underwent some changes as a nation. In comparison to the country prior to the war‚ the United States initially appeared to be more united in the sense that only one party ruled‚ but in reality‚ this only increased factions within the government due to sectionalism and the court. Because the United States emerged as a one party nation after the War of 1812‚ members of past parties‚ such as the Federalists‚ felt the need to join with the Jeffersonians to maintain their

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    Many historians have described the decade following 1812 as the “Era of Good Feelings”‚ but was it actually something good. The Era of Good Feelings was during Monroe’s presidency‚ during this time period there were no major conflicts between political parties‚ because the Federalist party had disbanded and the Democratic Republicans were in power. America had just won the war of 1812 and everything had seem to be perfect‚ but not actually. I disagree with calling this time period the “Era of Good

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    United States went to war with Great Britain in 1812 was the trade restrictions that England had placed on America. At that time‚ Britain was at war with France‚ and they depended on a maritime economic blockade to defeat France. However‚ America was a neutral side‚ so American merchants tried to get commercial interests by trading with the French. England wanted to block this trading‚ so they issued twelve “Orders in Council” to impeded American trade with France during 1783-1812. The new laws caused

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    The Second War for Independence and the Upsurge of Nationalism 1. On to Canada Over Land and Lakes 1. The War of 1812 was very divisive to America. Sections were staunchly for it or against it. Generally‚ the West and South were for the war‚ the Northeast was hotly against it. 2. In many ways‚ the war was very disorganized. 1. Loaded with naive ambition of easily gaining lands‚ the Americans attacked "On to Canada!" The attack was poorly planned and poorly executed by poor generals. The Americans

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    Nationalism‚ not sectionalism‚ was the driving force during the era of good feelings. Nationalism became the leading ideology of the American republic. While sectionalism proceeded in bringing the nation into turmoil and constant bickering among the politicians‚ as in the case with dealings leading to the Missouri compromise‚ nationalism was able to unite the nation into a headstrong body‚ led by an ever-increasing‚ more powerful central government. Nationalism‚ many can argue‚ was a guiding light

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    Prior to the war of 1812‚ the United States was riddled with domestic political conflicts between the Federalist and Republican parties and diplomatic conflicts with Britain and France. The Federalist and Republicans’ opinions differed in every subject and diplomatic policies against Britain and France divided the nation. At one point‚ disunion was so apparent that during the Hartford Convention in 1814‚ New England almost seceded from the Union. After the war of 1812‚ from 1815 to 1825‚ some Historians

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    The War of 1812

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    to the War of 1812. By 1811‚ the British Royal Navy had impressed at least 6‚000 mariners who claimed to be citizens of the United States. In addition to impressments‚ Americans were dismayed by British agitation of the native population on the western frontier. Congress declared war on June 18‚ 1812. Constitution and the War USS Constitution fought and won three major engagements during the war. Her most famous battle was against HMS Guerriere. Two months after the declaration of war‚ Constitution

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    The claim the “Era of Good Feelings...was something of a misnomer” (242) is valid due to the consequences of the economic panic that erupted in 1819. This panic was the first since Washington’s time‚ and it caused the new nation to face a plethora of problems‚ including deflation‚ depression‚ bankruptcies‚ bank failures‚ unemployment‚ soup kitchens‚ and over-crowded debtors’ prisons. The main contributor of the catastrophe of 1819 was the over speculation of land prices in the frontier lands. The

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