Question

Which scenario best describes what occurred after the war of 1812?

Answer 1

Answer:

b. A sense of patriotism engulfed the country

Explanation:

In Canada this war is remembered as a victory by avoiding the conquest of its southern neighbors, while in the United States it is celebrated as the birth of a new spirit of national unity of the young nation and an important demonstration of international strength that would make from London, there was no questioning of American independence.

Answer 2

After the War of 1812, Americans had a new view of themselves and of their nation. A sense of patriotism engulfed the country. Although there were economic issues to deal with, the war had left the nation more unified. People no longer viewed themselves as hailing from their individual states and territories, but rather as Americans. There appeared to be a greater sense of nationalism, or loyalty to the country. Such ideals held true in terms of the federal government. New leaders emerged during this time with the sole purpose of using the federal government as a means of unifying the nation.
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