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How did the Americans feel after the war of 1812? A. A sense of pride in their country B. A sense of defeat C. They didn't think the war was over D. They were afraid of gre…

How did the Americans feel after the war of 1812? A. A sense of pride in their country B. A sense of defeat C. They didn't think the war was over D. They were afraid of gre…
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How did the Americans feel after the war of 1812?

A. A sense of pride in their country
B. A sense of defeat
C. They didn't think the war was over
D. They were afraid of great Britain

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A

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Answer: A. A sense of pride in their country

Explanation: They felt they fought a war for the second time to be independent and were victorious.

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