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The War of 1812 was significant becausea)it showed the superior firepower of the American forcesb)it damaged the British economy, but did not harm the United States economyc)it ended Native American efforts to block the expansion of white settlementd)it made Andrew Jackson a national heroe)the new United States fought Great Britain to a standoff
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