The Treaty of Ghent represented:

1. a substantial victory for the United States

2. a substantial victory for the British

3. a return to conditions as they were prior to the war

4. a diplomatic coup for Napoleon

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25 October, 18:59

The Treaty of Ghent represented:

1. a substantial victory for the United States

2. a substantial victory for the British

3. a return to conditions as they were prior to the war

4. a diplomatic coup for Napoleon

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Faith Little · Answer 1

The Treaty of Ghent represented: " 3. a return to conditions as they were prior to the war" since it was considered to be neither an explicit victory for the British, nor one for the Americans.

The Treaty of Ghent represented:1. a substantial victory for the United States2. a substantial victory for the British3. a return to conditions as they were prior to the war4. a diplomatic coup for Napoleon

The Treaty of Ghent represented:

1. a substantial victory for the United States

2. a substantial victory for the British

3. a return to conditions as they were prior to the war

4. a diplomatic coup for Napoleon