Chapter 6 of Canada Revisited - War of 1812
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| When Was the War 0f 1812 | July 12, 1812
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| How long was the war? | 20 Years
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| What was the french trying to accopmlish | Trying to kick the British out of North America
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| Who won? | Nobody Won
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| Who Stopped the War | The Treaty of Ghent Stopped it.
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| How many men were in the war on the American side? | 1000 (One Thousand)
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| Who was the heroine? | Laura Secord, James (Husband) was imjured in to war, while he was at home recovering, she heard the soldiers discussing a surprise attack om the British. She decided the warn the British. (Born 1775, Died 1868)
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