Consequences of the War of 1812

The video discusses the outcomes of the War of 1812, highlighting its impact on America, Canada, Great Britain, and Aboriginals. America shifted focus to westward expansion, while Canada saw increased unity and trade. Great Britain recognized American independence, and Aboriginals faced loss of rights and assimilation pressures. The war established the 49th parallel as the US-Canada border, fostering 200 years of peace between the two nations.

What was a significant outcome of the War of 1812 for America regarding its border with Canada?

• The border was completely removed.

• The border was heavily fortified.

• The border was established at the 49th parallel.

• The border was moved to the 45th parallel.

What did the Rush-Bagot Agreement stipulate about the Great Lakes?

• Only America could have military ships on the lakes.

• Only Canada could have military ships on the lakes.

• The lakes were to be shared with limited military presence.

• The lakes were to be divided equally between the two countries.

How did the War of 1812 affect Canada's trade?

• It resulted in a trade embargo with America.

• It decreased trade with New England.

• It led to new trading partners and increased prosperity.

• It had no impact on trade.

What was a key outcome for Canada in terms of cultural relations after the War of 1812?

• Isolation of British colonists from the rest of Canada.

• Complete cultural assimilation of French colonists.

• A sense of unity and cooperation between French and British colonists.

• Increased conflict between French and British colonists.

What was Great Britain's main realization after the War of 1812?

• They could easily regain control over America.

• America was an independent nation they had to respect.

• They should focus on expanding their North American territories.

• They could control American trade routes.

How did the War of 1812 affect Great Britain's focus?

• It shifted their focus to the Middle East.

• It allowed them to concentrate on European issues.

• It made them focus more on North American expansion.

• It led to increased military presence in Asia.

What was a major consequence for the Aboriginals after the War of 1812?

• They were given equal status with British citizens.

• They lost many rights and faced cultural assimilation.

• They formed a new independent nation.

• They gained new territories.

What happened to the military alliances between the Aboriginals and Great Britain after the war?

• They were strengthened.

• They were formalized into a treaty.

• They were no longer needed and dissolved.

• They expanded to include more tribes.

What was a significant loss for the Aboriginals post-war?

• They were given more land rights.

• They lost their cultural identity and autonomy.

• They gained more political power.

• They formed a new government.

What was a key outcome of the War of 1812 for Canada and America?

• A new trade embargo.

• A joint military alliance.

• Increased military conflict.

• A long-lasting peace and defined border.