How America became Great | Part 10
Chapter 10: War of 1812
### Chapter 10: War of 1812
Tensions with Britain led to the War of 1812. Issues such as trade restrictions and impressment of American sailors fueled conflict. The war tested the young nation's resolve, with significant battles like the defense of Fort McHenry inspiring national pride. The war ended in a stalemate, but it fostered a sense of unity and identity. The subsequent Era of Good Feelings marked a period of national growth and optimism.
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