When the War of 1812 ended and Treaty of Ghent was signed, what was the outcome?

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The United States got the rights to the Mississippi River and all of its tributaries.

Both the British and the Americans lost territory, and the French gained territory while they were fighting.

Neither side gained nor lost territory, and both sides reverted to their positions before the war.

The British got a large part of the Louisiana Purchase despite losing New Orleans.

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Andre Bernard

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8 August, 11:00

When the War of 1812 ended and Treaty of Ghent was signed, what was the outcome?

Question 5 options:

The United States got the rights to the Mississippi River and all of its tributaries.

Both the British and the Americans lost territory, and the French gained territory while they were fighting.

Neither side gained nor lost territory, and both sides reverted to their positions before the war.

The British got a large part of the Louisiana Purchase despite losing New Orleans.

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Cloe Parker · Answer 1

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The Treaty of Ghent returned all the lands conquered to its former rulers, and, of course, to establish the beginnings of the Canadian border. Neither side gained nor lost territory, and both sides reverted to their positions before the war.