Why was the War of 1812 significant? President James Madison resigned over his conduct of the war. The French regained the Louisiana Territory. Americans gave up any hope of annexing Canada. The nation's

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Why was the War of 1812 significant?

President James Madison resigned over his conduct of the war.

The French regained the Louisiana Territory.

Americans gave up any hope of annexing Canada.

The nation's capital was moved farther west.

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the answer is a

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I would say that the answer is A. President James Madison resigned over his conduct of the war.

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