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Why was the Battle of the Thames important for the United States in the war 1812
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Why was the Battle of the Thames important for the United States in the war 1812

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It was an American victory against the British and Indians. Tecumseh, a leader of the Indian alliance he created, was killed in the battle, which lowered the morale of the Indians.
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