many historians view the war of 1812 as the "second american war for independence," but is this an accurate characterization? in what way did british policies prior to 1812 threaten americans' independence? had the united states not fought the war, what might the results have been? assess these questions, and determine if the united states was indeed fighting for "independence."

Why was america’s victory at yorktown among the most significant battles of the american revolution? a. it made the british realize they were fighting a lost cause and soon after, they conceded the war. b. it forced colonists who had so far remained neutral to pick a side and enlist in the war. c. it the continental army remove all british barracks from new jersey. d. it secure france’s military and financial aid for the american cause. e.

Why did roosevelt support a europe first strategy even though it had been japan that had first attacked the us

Which one of the following statements best characterizes change to agriculture in the united states since 1900