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War Of 1812 Dbq Essay

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The War of 1812 was more significant for the Canadians. This was for a myriad of reasons. It had lasting consequences on the people, symbolic and historical issues, and the war was more significant and beneficial for the Canadians. Even though the Canadians dealt with extreme hardship, trauma, and loss of family and friends, in the end they came together as a nation and reflected on their own victories. This quote was spoken by Amelia Ryerse who was at the time, a settler living on Niagara-on-the-lake. “ When I looked up I saw the hillside and the fields as far as the eye could reach covered with American soldier… Very soon we saw a column of dark smoke rise from every building and what at early [morning] had been prosperous homestead, at

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