3 years ago

Why were the Native Americans the ultimate losers in this war?

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The war of 1814 represented another loss of land control and sovereignty of the American Indians living in North America. Each time a battle was lost and new political boundaries were drawn, the American Indian lost. The war of 1814 is no different than any of the early American Territorial wars on this continent.

kaheart [24]3 years ago

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Forced to give up their land and convert to Christianity.

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