Which statement accurately describes the significance of the War of 1812? A. England realized that the United States would remain an independent nation. B. President James Madison was impeached by Congress over his handling of the war. C. The United States gained territory in Mexico and annexed Texas. D. France regained New Orleans after a victory by Napoleon's army.

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Which statement accurately describes the significance of the War of 1812? A. England realized that the United States would remain an independent nation. B. President James Madison was impeached by Congress over his handling of the war. C. The United States gained territory in Mexico and annexed Texas. D. France regained New Orleans after a victory by Napoleon's army.

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Mateo Dudley · Answer 1

The statement which accurately describes the significance of the War of 1812 was that England realized that the United States would remain an independent nation, response A. The War of 1812 was a war which followed the American Revolution, although not directly afterward, so that the United States could be completely free of the United Kingdom's rules, even though the United States was no longer directly colonized by the European superpower.