The War of 1812

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The War of 1812 is explored through the perspectives of the United States, Canada, and Indigenous peoples, highlighting the complex dynamics and outcomes of the conflict. Despite its resolution fostering friendly relations and no significant territorial changes, the war's legacy differs between nations and marginalized communities. The use of primary and secondary sources sheds light on the contrasting memories and impacts of the war, particularly for Indigenous groups whose aspirations for independence were thwarted.