Who Won the War of 1812?

The 1812 war, also known as "Forgotten War", was a three-year military clash with the United States, the UK, and their indigenous peoples. This is a relatively small war, and the continent is formed in the coming century. Tension occurred in the United States and its surrounding areas, around 1812, as Britain eliminated some controversial behavior. Due to the Napoleonic war, there are words in the UK that "Are you with us, you are against us?" And are near other countries. But the UK made every effort to get rid of the war, but this is unlikely to occur due to what they are doing.

Historians have different views on who won the war of 1812 and have factors of national prejudice. British and Canadian historians believe that the war is a victory in the UK and some American historians support this view. The opposite of most American historians, and some Canadians and Britons, is the result of stalemate. Only American historians obey the view of the few people that America is the party that won history in history. Similarly, when studying school textbooks, Canadian, British and American historians discovered that they emphasized various aspects of war based on the stories of their respective countries.

At the beginning of the war of 1812, the USS CONSTITUTION won all her participation in two wars, a quasi-war between France (1798-1801) and a Burberry war (1801-1805). During the war of 1812, to the surprise of Americans and British, she defeated four British warships and won each of her three captains. The American military unit is one of the 22 naval ships of the 18th year navy and in 1812 more than 80 British ships on the east coast of the United States were moored. The US fleet had many successes during the war of 1812, but their actions had little effect on the outcome of war.

During the war of 1812, some locals backed the British. In 1812 Creek won the fight with Americans at Fort Sims. However, the army led by Andrew Jackson defeated Horseshoe Bend Creek in 1814 and Creek was obliged to hand over more than half of the land to Americans. I became Alabama later. Andrew Jackson later became president and signed the Indian expulsion bill in 1830. It forced Indian to emigrate to Oklahoma east of the Mississippi River. Choctaw was forced to relocate in 1832. They followed Creek in 1835 and Chickasaw in 1837. Cherokee was forced to emigrate from 1838 to 1939. (Many of them died on a route called "tear mark"). However, the tribe, Florida Seminole, refused to banish from abroad. Between 1835 and 1842, they did a guerrilla war with Americans. This is the second Seminole War. However, in 1837, their leader Osceola was arrested.