Question

14. The Treaty of Ghent awarded what changes? _____

a. The exchange of territory
b. Demilitarization of the Great Lakes
c. An Independent nation for Indians in the Northwest
d. Impressment was outlawed
e. All the above
f. None of the above

Answer 1

The Treaty of Ghent did not award any of the changes mentioned in the options.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Treaty of Ghent, which officially ended the War of 1812, did not award any of the changes mentioned in the options. The correct answer is f. None of the above. The Treaty of Ghent primarily focused on restoring prewar boundaries and returning captured territories and property to each side. It did not involve the exchange of territory, demilitarization of the Great Lakes, establishment of an independent nation for Indians in the Northwest, or the outlawing of impressment. The additional agreements that led to long-term peace between the United States and Britain were not part of the Treaty of Ghent, but rather separate negotiations.