What did the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the War of 1812, achieve? A) It set up a peaceful process for settling future disputes. B) It reconciled the Native Americans with both the British and the Americans. C) It defined the use of the Mississippi River and its eastern tributaries. D) All of the above

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Winston Lowery

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31 January, 00:44

What did the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the War of 1812, achieve? A) It set up a peaceful process for settling future disputes. B) It reconciled the Native Americans with both the British and the Americans. C) It defined the use of the Mississippi River and its eastern tributaries. D) All of the above

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Alice Drake · Answer 1

What the Treaty of Ghent did achieve to which it ended the War of 1812 was it set up a peaceful process for settling future disputes. The war was between United States and United Kingdom and the treaty was signed on December 24, 1814.

The answer is letter A.

Hadassah Lozano · Answer 2

The correct answer to this question is letter A. It set up a peaceful process for settling future disputes. The Treaty of Ghent, that ended the War of 1812, achieve to set up a peaceful process for settling future disputes. It is a peace treaty between the United States and United Kingdom.