The war of 1812 was a complete failure for the side of the united states as they did not achieve there goal of gaining land of the french and british settlers of what will later become "Canada" and had their capital building set on fire in the process. there was no major loss of life for either side, as it was an older war, before the common fighting styles.
all in all, it was not a success for any side.
Pierre Berton wrote of the treaty, "It was as if no war had been fought, or to put it more bluntly, as if the war that was fought was fought for no good reason. For nothing has changed; everything is as it was in the beginning save for the graves of those who, it now appears, have fought for a trifle:...Lake Erie and Fort McHenry will go into the American history books, Queenston Heights and Crysler's Farm<span> into the Canadian, but without the gore, the stench, the disease, the terror, the conniving, and the imbecilities that march with every army.</span>
Answer:
citizenship by birth,by marriage,naturalization
Explanation:
because they were forced to settle there by the American and European settlers.
When North Vietnam acted against South Vietnam and sent troops into it in the early 1960s, Congress authorized the president to escalate the conflict.
<h3>What happened after North Vietnam attacked a U.S. Warship?</h3>
The Gulf of Tonkin incident saw the North Vietnamese navy attack a U.S. warship.
This led to the Johnson administration asking the U.S. Congress for permission to escalate the conflict which was granted to them.
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The Native Americans had unsophisticated weaponry... Compared to it's counterpart the settlers which had muskets and rifles with gun powder bullets.
The Natives had (Bows, Knifes, Spears)
Hope this helps :)
Edit:
The advantages the Native Americans had was the land, they knew the land better and could maneuver around the settlers and surprise attack them :)
