Why did the War of 1812 almost end as a tie between the British and Americans?

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It could be argued that the War of 1812 almost ended as a tie between the British and Americans because "<span>Neither country gained land; the borders were reset to where they were before the war," since this indeed was the case. Although many Americans viewed it as a victory. </span>

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