The War of 1812
In the dawn of the American Revolution against the British government, many reasons have been cited for the rebellion and mini-wars that drove the British troops away from the key cities of the colonies. Aside from the political freedom of the country from the British government, America’s young republic had issues in assuring the protection of their citizens from English troops who took them to their ships and the return of control in territories claimed by tribes and Indians. There was also a threat of hostility between the tribes and the American colonies, adding to the problems in security. ...
