Effects Of The War Of1812

In this passage,the author gives a brief introduction of the Second AngloAmerican War and its corresponding influence on economy, politics and military. Thispassage simply covers partial narration of war itself, instead, emphasizes on theinfluences brought about by the war. For more details, please browse below:In Chapter1, the author begins from the description of war, for instance, theIndependence War brought the economic interests and sovereignty contradictionbetween Britain and America to a peak, contradictions within the party and voice ofnationalist deduced the outbreak of the American Civil War to an inevitableoutcome/trend. In between the Anglo American War and battles between America andAmerican Indian reached a compromise with the sign of Ghent Contract.In Chapter2, the author gives a detailed introduction of economic influence ofwar.For the reason of the Embargo Act and naval blockade caused by Britain,seabornetrade embargo bill sustained great losses, made it possible for more investmentstransferred into domestic market and boosted the development of domesticmanufacturing industry.Furthermore,the American government promulgated1816Tariff, which upgraded customs by a wide marginm as a result, protective tarrif flaredup the economic contradiction between North and South.In Chapter3, the author focuses on the political impact by the war, which mainlyimplies that the conspiracy by federalist to disrupt a federation was smashed.Afterwards, the federalists collapsed and retired from the stage of history.“JohannaDispute”, which to choose to be an industrialized country or an agricultural oneremained discussion. However, with the outbreak of1812War and expansion ofIndustrial Revolution,president Jefferson came to realize that industry is the key to astrong nation. Moreover, the sign of Ghent Contract and war to Indians brought thestinker to an end.