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USA vs Britain - The Rematch! Also Canada's there too!
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Thank you for highlighting the universal cruelty and expanse of the conflict and mentioning each of the atrocities that are left out of Canadian and American history books
"War is cruelty and you cannot refine it." - William Tecumseh Sherman.
I am not trying to defend these atrocities I am just saying that this is a perfect example of why he was right. Also, I find it ironic that I am quoting someone named after Tecumseh when talking about the War of 1812. The reason why Sherman's middle was Tecumseh is because his father fought in the war and although he fought against Tecumseh he respected him.
He is Irish, thank God he's Irish.
I never recall learning all the absolute destruction that happened during this war. Thanks for this indepth video.
If you did recall, then you must be a bit old.
@@filipinordabest lmao
Same here. Last time I heard about it was in 8th grade us history, I don’t even my APUS history class covered the war of 1812 for more than 3 days.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
*** Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
Son: Can we have Napoleonic Wars?
Mom: We already have one at home.
At home: *War of 1812*
Oversimplified: am i a joke to u
So the war was just a massive slugfest and borderline stalemate where the two main combatants just kinda got tired of it and called it off?
Pretty much.
Ah but look at the end result: everyone has bragging rights... over crimes...
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
In a nutshell, yes
An infamous time in the history of both British-American relations and Canadian-American relations... the War of 1812
I got a project on the war today and I completely forgot to read the book. How convenient
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
Thanks for the birthday upload, cheers!
Happy birthday! :D
Happy birthday!
Happy b-day!
Lá breithe sona duit :)
@@JohnDRuddyMannyMan Irish Gaelic
Thank you so much for redoing the War of 1812. The first video was a little fast for my students to listen to and comprehend. This video is perfectly paced.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
My ancestor was a Kentucky mounted rifleman, survived the massacre of Americans at River Raisin and fought at the Battle of the Thames where Tecumseh died.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
As a Canadian, knowing the Americans anthem is about us & UK is always nice.
Canada wasn’t even a country then. This was between the U.S. and the U.K. You had really no part in it except that we happened to invade trrritory that would one day be given to you. Other than that, nothing.
@@alienlife7754 How does that even make sense? There is about 250 years of American history between first being settled by Europeans and gaining independence. There is thousands of years more from natives. That is still American history.
Events, especially ones that came to so heavily define what Canada is today is Canadian history.
@Shelby Sigouin Americans burnt Toronto down and "Canadian" soldiers chose to flee rather than fight.
@@alienlife7754 except the fact they lived in places named lower and upper Canada and it's literally the same lands we have today? Riiiiiiiiiiiight
It’s about us but alright
My hometown of Havre de Grace Maryland was burnt down in the war during the British invasion of the Chesapeake. It's actually an interesting tale as our lighthouse keeper, John O'Neil an Irish immigrant was the last militiaman to flee and was imprisoned for several years until his daughter successfully secured his release.
I would say that all British goals of the war were met. Hold onto Canada while fighting Napoleon etc. Where as all of the American goals were not met. They had not taken Canada. Which was a main war goal for them. The loser was definitely the native Americans
The British wanted to prevent westward expansion and establish a firm foothold for the natives. They were able to neither take new Orleans nor establish the native American country so you're mistaken
@@dekuboidonut4552those were not Britains main goals, they knew they would only meet them if America hadresounding lost
I think the British are trying to squash the American Republic as an objective too.
If you really think the Brits had no territorial ambitions you are either stupid or blind to the reality of the time. Lol. The Brits had vague plans and desires for reconquest of the “Colonies” as they still called us. So no, the Brits did not achieve their goals either. Acting like an empire wasn’t out to conquer is very naive.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
Man every major United States conflict really did start with someone fucking with our Boats.
I love your channel keep up the great stuff
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this is a godsend for not doing my ap homework
Love your work and your drawings
As someone who lives very close to amhurstburg the pronouncement Made me cry a little 😂
well done mate very good
Amazing video
Awesome video ngl!
Great video
The Thames River 10:40 go through my backyard
Bravo!
0:35 the frenchies say : We are french but technically we are british!
Canada is awesome!
Canada chill?
They are reason why 30% of the Geneva Convention exists.
Neither the Americans nor the Canadians nor the British won. America kicked Canada’s ass, Canada kicked America’s ass, Britain kicked America’s ass, America kicked Britain’s ass. It was a huge stalemate. Fighting that never wen’t anywhere.
Literally every country history Says Canada and the British won only American's say what you say Literally lmao
@@eddymaldonado7991 what did they achieve tho? Where was the surrender of America? Where was independent Native American Nation?
@@eddymaldonado7991 Britain failed at everything it wanted and lost land and many of its native allies in the end.
Not really much of a victory
@@compatriot852 The British goals of the war was to hold on to control of Canada, and limit American expansion Northward. The American goal was to expand Northwards and occupy all of BNA. The fact that Canada is a country today is proof that the British succeeded.
@@compatriot852 What are you even talking about? Britain did not lose land. What Britain wanted was to defend Canada and it did so against a numerically superior American force on multiple occasions.
The trade embargos were lifted days before the War but the news hadn't travelled. When it did get received to save embarrassment the secondary objective of the press ganging was put forward, partly because the American government at the time were afraid of the repercussions from the British if they pulled out at the time.
Press ganging was not included in the Treaty of Ghent so in essence, America achieved none of it's stated objectives. Press ganging came to a natural end when Napoleon was defeated.
The US wiping out the native opposition to their expansion was not the intended aim. I mean if it was, why did they bother invading Canada? Seems like a strange way to expand West by getting trounced invading North.
This war was an example of a rising power wanting to flex it’s muscle and an established power throwing it’s weight around. The fact that Britain could afford to send ships and troops to North America while at the same time going full tilt with Napoleon in Europe is impressive. Had they been able to focus all of their attention on us that war might have actually ended with a real winner.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
14:17 this is common misunderstanding of the lyrics, people have misconstrued it and claim that Francis Scott Key saw the former slaves who have become soldiers retreating and it put a smile on his, when in reality there is no evidence that said battalions where even at the battle in the first place. Also, "hireling and slave" was a common putdown to insult people who where deemed of working for a evil group
Thanks for pointing this out. I think its meant to insult the British as "slaves" of their King
Smells like copium
17:45 you had me worried there for a second
Excellent summery of this important but often forgotten war. A common nickname for this war in America is The War of Continued Independence.
That is one way to describe it. I would be the wrong way to describe it. But it is a way. UK wasn't seeking subjugation so It can't be correct. How about American Revolution 2: Electric Boogaloo?
@Shelby Sigouin if America wanted to conquer the world it would be alot bigger than 50 states lmao
I was born in Lewiston and had no idea it was previously burnt down during the war. I thought Lewiston was just some small insignificant town.
There is a statue you can see on the Canadian side of the Niagara River. Its been I a while since I've seen it but it's a Officer on a horse. That officer is Brock. I forget the road I think upper mountain road? But you can see it from there and a few other spots on the American side.
@@scottdodge6979 like James Wolfe and Horatio Nelson before him, Brock died during the battle that was his greatest victory. Ensured Canada would remain British
Yay! First view and first like!!!
Cheers!
Also, Newark NY is 80 miles east of your placement. The only error in a fair and even-handed assessment of the War of 1812. I love your history vids!!!!
We all came in hot.! Lol
Fun fact: At the Battle of Thames in 1813 during this war, the Americans charged the British, and the British Army threw down their weapons, ran away and fled the battlefield, leaving their allies on the field alone, to get slaughtered by the Americans...
“The fur must flow” I’m dead
Love it. Great content. Time to click that patreon link.
Excellent presentation! Good to learn this important history. Thank you.
Wow bro put some detail into this (I noticed the Hudson's Bay Company flag in Rupert's Land lmao)
Also damn Britain that Québec act thing sure helped Catholics to swear allegiance to the crown. I'm sure no one else could have used a similarly modified oath..
Haha the Trade reference @ 6:20 got me good
I love the old Illinois territory😍😍
I live in Amherstburg
LOL that Dune reference
When was this war again I kinda forgot
Crocs are cool
What part of Northern Ireland are you from?
Did not know about the economical and industrial positives for America, always thought the war was just worthless apart from everyone able to brag about committing crimes against each other. Honestly, I feel there's a misconception about Canadians, though I can probably correlate to my habitation of Quebec, I've never heard anyone say the Canada won the war in 1812, nor Britain, but The United States of America. Though it has been a good few years since my schooling in Canadian history, so I could be misremembering.
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
8:06 oh, so that is why they call the burning of the white house a payback
Maybe I missed one minute in the video but... Where is the Battle of Châteauguay????
19:35 .... Play Ball
So You're telling Me that the singer from Modest Mouse is also a 19th century Canadian General?
Can we all just agree that a chorus singing the American National Anthem is... WAAAYYY better, and reflecting of what Modern America stands for (a host of voices united in a common goal, the goal of proclaiming freedom, tolerance, and justice), than some Pop star showing off at the football game?...
Lol
I think our anthem is as epic as it is beautiful, and then you have these pop singers trying to flex their vocal notes with it. Gosh I hate that so much
Errr. I remember reading that the conflict around New Orleans was really about who was going to deal with the free Black Republic at Haiti. As both belligerents were terrified about the influence on their enslaved Africans...
Funny independence day easter egg
why the war of 1812 was better than endgame and barbary wars
14:17 I don’t get your comment on the slavery line.
"The land of the free" despite it's slavery.
1812 was a stalemate
1812 would have been a British victory had they not counter invaded the US, but they did, and they were also unsuccessful. Hence the war was a draw. Any time Brits brag about burning the White House, just remind them about the Battle of New Orleans
Don’t forget for Britain it was a sideshow their best general was in Spain beating Napoleons marshals.
Then their other best general was killed in the war of 1812 near the start, and furthermore they successfully defended Canada and burnt down the White House
Casualties of the war were about the same
@@JDP2104 new orleans was a great win for Jackson, but the war was actually already over !
Plus burning down the White House is just iconic lol I think that beats any one battle. And our response to embarrassing of New Orleans would be Cryslers farm. Both those wins seem impossible on paper
And the Duke of Wellington didn’t even participate in the war.
@@archivesoffantasy5560 yeah, burning the White House is probably better. But us being a baby country while Britain being a global superpower gives us leverage.
As an American I'm just glad the two countries didnt stay enemies and became great friends in the 20th century
@@JDP2104 agreed!
Today (Oct. 11, 2021) is Thanksgiving Day up here in Canada. I don't know if this was more than a coincidence, but I'd like to believe so. (P.S. Americans; A status quo peace is a victory for the defenders)
Greetings from the beautiful state of Minnesota I hope the peace between our nations lasts forever 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸🇨🇦
@@shanesheffield6346 Indeed, we do make quite a good team. Although if your state ever changes their mind about that whole northwest angle thing, just give us a call eh?
Yep... and we sure defended against those British attacks on Baltimore, Plattsburgh, New Orleans, etc, etc...
A status quo, means a status quo...
You could claim that you won if the British hadn't invaded us as well, but sadly for you, as it sits...
"WELL WE FIRED OUR GUNS AND THE BRITISH KEPT-A-COMIN, THERE WASN'T NOT AS MANY AS THERE WAS AWHILE AGO!
WE FIRED ONCE MORE AND THE BRITISH WENT-A-RUNIN, WENT DOWN TO MISSISSIPPI, AND THE GULF OF MEXICO!".
Lol, but seriously, no offense meant, let's just forget this 200 year old debate, accept the status quo as it is, and continue into the future, ok?
Peace, from Minnesota.
Hello there fellow minnesotan
It wasn't really a status quo peace as we kept the land Andrew Jackson took from the creeks.
Just wondering, how did France get Louisiana in the first place?
Colonisation
Canada became a British colony in 1763, after defeating the French. Before that, a massive portion from Montreal to Louisiana was French territory, though sparsely colonized by the French, primarily an economic venture while the 13 Colonies was made to settle North America.
do vids about estonian independence freedom war and other estonian history
"The fur must flow" Is that a Dune reference(
American natives preferred the British over the modern American
Can you please please pretty please do a many mann episode on pakistan and indias history.please I will be eternally grateful to you
Britain: seizing Americans *
America: so you have chosen violence
This whole war is basically
Canada: yes I won!
US: no you didn’t even exist then it was a war against the British
UK: lier I wasn’t even there I was at war with France
Britain was there though.
@@CentralAftermath Exactly. They just don't want to acknowledge there defeat at new Orleans beacuse acknowledgeing they intervened means they have to reconsise the fact they lost the most emberrising battle of the war/past war.
@@Demicleas We do acknowledge our defeat at New Orleans. We just see it as redundant to the war because it was. Humiliating sure. It is Americans who overplay its importance. Besides, Britain was there way before New Orleans, regulars were stationed in Canada at the outbreak of war, Britain sent men over in larger quantities once Napoleon was sent off to Elba and the Royal Navy enforced a crippling blockade on the east coast of the United States.
@@CentralAftermath but it’s probably overshadowed by Napoleon
@@l.u.i.s._.8452 Well of course it is, especially in the British mindset. We see it as part of the Napoleonic Wars and a side theater of that conflict.
Ok I’m American and looking at the American side of the war the Navy seemed to hard carry
I dont live far from Ogdenburg new york I learned some stuff what really happen on the ice
And America was never attacked again...
Why attack what you OWN
Brit's own this place..
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
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@@Alexander79080 Both USA and Canada are chads.
@The governor I respectfully disagree.
@The governor You're an imperialist warmongerer.
@The governor I love you.
Remastered versions look great... but I HATE the slower speed of the narration. I have to watch on 1.5x speed
Besides the many soldiers who died in this pointless conflict the real losers were the Native American tribes. Britain pretty much agreed to simply abandon them in exchange for American concessions. And then one of the most shameful periods in American history began. I love my country but I am so ashamed of what we did to Native Americans. We even betrayed tribes that fought against the British with us.
THIS WAR of 1812 WAS THE END OF AMERICA:
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
Rule Britannia
Lmao nobodies now
Britannia waves the rules
@Craig the Brute kinda sus of a super Mutant to say that
@@JohnDRuddyMannyMan they sure do
The US rules the waves now, and someone will rule it after them, no nation rules forever.
The War of 1812 had two effects. It confirmed Americans would not rejoin the British Empire. It created a Canadian identity.
Britain’s aim wasn’t to recolonise the states but to defend Canada territory
@Colonel Martinez bro they didn’t care about that, defending Canada and burning the White House was good enough for them.
Sure They would have exploited more vicotires if they could, but no one thought they were about to reverse 1776. The armies were too small. Plus US declared war not Britain, so it was defensive and conservative, not expansive, minded for brits. But not to say we wouldn’t have tried to exploit more victories if they happened
Literally their best general didn’t even fight in the war of 1812 because he was busy with the more formidable threat of Napoleon’s marshals in the Spanish war
@@archivesoffantasy5560 After 1783 peace treaty the British had enough of dealing with Americans.
Above statement is why I reject opinions it was British attempt to reestablish colonial rule. There may have been some British generals who fantasized after early success that they could regain colonies for His Majesty. In reality, British were tired of war after fighting Napoleon for so long.
@@stephenkammerling9479 …. During the War of Independence the British Army could garrison coastal cities. Hold them secured indefinitely. But those made up only 10% of the 13 colonies. Once the British left any area it was insecure. There wasn’t and would never be a big enough army of occupation to hold the 13 colonies to Britain. After the war cross Atlantic trade between the former colonies and England thrived. The British Empire being a trade empire still had American business trading.
You know, if you read the entire Star Spangled Banner (all 4 stanzas, not just the 1 we sing as our National Anthem) you realize that it is a very racist song/discriminates against several groups of people in violent manners, yet we sing it all the time as a pro-America song. Now, I'm not saying that we need to get rid of the National Anthem (since the 1st stanza is the least racist of them), but remember that the (overall) message of it and the flag is that we are all equal Americans citizens, and both it and the flag are a symbol of freedom for everyone. Context is important. During the War of 1812 (to early 1815), we were fighting against the British whom got runaway slaves to fight with them against Americans (in exchange for freedom), at the time we were also killing Native tribes and even tried (but failed) to invade Canada at 1 point, and Francis Scott Key himself was a slave owner/described "freemen" as just Caucasian males and no one else. Some of this is what he wrote in the lyrics while some of it is implied based on who he is/the situation he was in at the time of the war.
You seem to forget the natives were also killing our civilians, why do you think we fought the creek war?
Mega ultra triple dog dare racist song.
I think the canadians won
BRIT's WON
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
No me
Me, first
Who cares
I think it's so funny when Brits pretend like they were so good to Natives and the Natives loved them. The delusion of y'all sometimes is wild.
They’d evolved their imperialism into a much more insidious brand
America, the land of the free. Exept healthcare.
This War of 1812 was the end of these united states for amerika and the beginning of the Corporation (United States OF America/USA) OWNED by British
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
As an amarican, we lost. Britain was disrespecting US and it might have been worth something internationally to invaded canida but we declared a war and gained nothing but dead.
We gained everything are you high? Westward expansion it ended the British native alliance and the end of impressment the USA came out great in this war.,
the US won the war of 1812, achieved its strategic objectives and was the only country that gained territory in the war
This War of 1812 was the end of these united states for amerika and the beginning of the Corporation (United States OF America/USA) OWNED by British
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
@@TheIceman567 You are sadly deluded by propaganda.
This War of 1812 was the end of these united states for amerika and the beginning of the Corporation (United States OF America/USA) OWNED by British
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
Damn the narration of this guy makes me wanna travel back in time and fight the British myself lol
The USA lost the War. The USA was not able to accomplish any of their objectives, they ended plead to Britain to hand over the US territories captured by Britain before Morning come in the treaty of ghent that's why most people don't know about the British revenge for American Revolutionary in history 😂😂
This War of 1812 was the end of these united states for amerika and the beginning of the Corporation (United States OF America/USA) OWNED by British
* Main reason for War of 1812--- Brit's could not allow the original 13th amendment t stand. It was obfuscated in "Fog of War" and the ratification that had transpired PRE war 1812 was never reengaged after war..
Jist of this amendment Paraphrased---
"No Esquire or anyone with attachment to a Nobel may hold public office in this country...
Esquire=Lawyer from the B.A.R. association
BIG BIG reasons this war of 1812 was hidden in/from standard public schooling...
It is not an education ya get in those buildings--- You get schooled and taught... NOT educated.
“Didn’t accomplish any goals”
Americas goals accomplished
-End British-native American alliance✅
-National pride✅
-Impressment-large decrease but not fully⏸️
-Release of American prisoners✅
-Territory, ❌
-Reopen trade with france✅
British goals accomplished
-Defend Canada✅
-Support war against Napoleon✅
-Control American trade ❌
-create a northern native state to control american expansion ❌
America won more battles, and last time I checked the only ones who really lost the war were the native Americans (British allies)
Canada lost (The American seized York/Toronto and burned in to the ground)
Sure Jan
@@JohnDRuddyMannyMan Yep
Canadian history before the 20th century is just... yikes.
Not just many Canadians, many brits know we won. And before someone cries “no Canada did” Canada where British , and at the time the majority of their army got 1812 was made up of British soldiers.
America declared war on Britain and sued Britain for peace
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Lmao, and when us Canadians say we won yankees go "NO BRITAIN DID!!1!1!!11"
@User Name cope, seethe
@User Name how exactly did we get down to new orleans then? mald, dilate
@User Name before or after you sued for peace?
Ah yes America and Britain “allies” yea no
1812 was literally over a century before WWI but ok
@@JDP2104 I think he's saying they weren't really allies after WW1 as they made plans of attack against each other and britain was allied with japan.
@@darthmalyn3231 Britain Allied with Japan? When
@@JDP2104 during and after WW1, Japan fought on the side of britain during WW1. They attacked german colonies and kept them after the war, they remained allies after the war it was during the 1930s that relations between them were getting bad.
@@darthmalyn3231 oh, well that's hardly an issue since Japan and America didn't become enemies until 1941. America also had partnerships with the Japanese prior to WW2
Considering the creator's well known leftist anti-American leanings this came off as very even and fair handed.
This is the kind of content that drew me to this channel in the first place.
Fun fact the US lost
Not really. Even the peace accords more or less had both sides not admitting defeat, so it was hardly a loss for the Americans or the British. It was a strange war.
No as an American The war was totally inconclusive nobody won and their weee no border changes after the war ended sorry Canadians and my fellow American but all of you guys are gonna have to accept that the war was inconclusive.
You wanted to annex canada to 'liberate' it you didn't get that far the Royal navy managed to some how slip past ur defences and burn the white House so they had to white wash it to stop the fire spread that's why it's called the white house🇬🇧🇨🇦
@@reuberndoesthingsthathemig1025 Nope. The war was never over annexation, it was over impressment and settlement of the Old Northwest. The Americans didn't lose either, but neither did they really "win". Both sides more or less fought until they were satisfied with a status quo antebellum.
@@reuberndoesthingsthathemig1025 and we emanates to halt the British offensive at the battle of new orlens
But Canada look at this way some if another country that wants your land you can ask America to help and their most likely to comply if th guy running this crap show is smart
Yeah but then they'll forever say 'remember when we backed you up when you asked for help?' as if that's not what allies do...
@@terrified057t4 here's my rebuttal america should've listened to George Washington and stayed out of foreign affairs
@@terrified057t4 here's another kicker I'm guessing your Canadian please correct me if I'm wrong but uh how does it feel to still be a brittish Colonie history might say your your own country but ah if your money has any brittish over lords that automatically makes you a brittish Colonie
@@Eazyw405 Jeez, sorry for stepping on your toe, snowflake...
USA lost the war. USA was never able to accomplish any of their objectives.
To this today, I still believe that Canada should be apart of our union. It is a shame that there is a giant gap between Alaska and the mainland.
Theres a reason why Canada isn’t apart of the usa
Well, you failed to conquer us twice. So no, it should not be part of the states.
As an American, I do not want them. They would completely tip the political scale.
Nah, I like Canada and the US being separate countries as an American. The two are best of friends
@@JDP2104 I hate Canadians
US could have gone when they conquered Canada... *MURICA! F YEAH!*
If your saying that Canada and Britain won the War of 1812, then your wrong because nobody won. Just because, Canada burned down the White House doesn't mean that they won the war. The war reached a STALEMATE and both sides (America and Britain, including Canada) made peace and likely.... became allies again? Anyway, nobody won the War of 1812 because of a simple fair stalemate but you can kind of also say that America won the War of 1812 since America did more efficiently and in today's terms, America could beat the two nations (Britain and Canada) any day. Lots of people joke about Canada sending its "moose cavalry" but even if moose (deers) are actually stronger than eagles (birds), eagles can literally swoop down and try to get the deer's weak spots. The national animal of the United Kingdom (the lion) is stronger than the eagle but can do the same thing, they are both carnivores while a eagle might prefer fresh fish but a lion definitely meat. So, yeah nobody won the War of 1812. Also can we just take the time to say that the Internet is completely wrong about the wars, that America lost? like the Korean War, which people say that America lost when nobody won. South Korea's allies didn't win and North Korea's allies didn't win. No side won. It was a STALEMATE. Also, if people are gonna criticize me about "stalemate" then a stalemate is "A situation in which further action or progress by opposing or competing parties seems impossible". Or in the chess definition. "A position counting as a draw, in which a player is not in check but cannot move except into check". The "chess" definition kind of makes sense since what i have been saying that America, Britain, and Canada reached a smooth standstill or a stalemate, so finally, NEITHER SIDE WON THE WAR OF 1812 :)
''If your saying that Canada and Britain won the war of 1812' you'd be suprised on how many people are brainwashed into thinking that
Great story of the war of 1812 , BUT the story of BALTOMORE MD. has more to it and was more important then you tell , you forgot this : While the battle ultimately was a British victory for Canada, it had several key other effects .Not like the men in Bladensburg WHO RAN AWAY. DUNDALD , MD slowed British land forces' advance on Baltimore, had a great impact on American morale, and resulted in a large number of British casualties including the death of their commander, Major General Robert Ross taking out by a young man , and that's what held up the britts for the men on HAMPSTEAD HILL to set up and held out and sent the britts back to there ships in NORTHPOINT. so they stop them from entering the city , MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK A LITTLE MORE ABOUT BALTIMORE. after all Baltimore and Washington may still been in the britts hand's and like New Orleans , who knows if the britts would have giving it back.. P.S The pic you show of the guns in Balto. are of Federal Hill witch was the last hope if the britts got PASSED Fort McHenry. so as you can see Baltimore was ready and waiting for the britts and didn't fail The UNITED STATES