How The War Of 1812 Forever Changed US History | Explosion 1812 | The American Story

The day was April 27, 1813. The War of 1812 between America and England raged in the shadow of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe. American forces defeated the British in the Battle of York in present-day Toronto. It was to be a launching point for an offensive against the British navy. Then, a powerful explosion changed the course of the war.
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[@thenadonation2664]

I wouldn't have seen it as a war crime anyways

[@mattalley4330]

Wait a second... Canada is a country? I thought it was a state?

[@SuthrnBlueEyes]

I think it was a country in 1812. Lol good question

[@mattalley4330]

@@SuthrnBlueEyes No its a state the US is teh only country in the world

[@carywest9256]

​@@SuthrnBlueEyesIt was a number of colonies until the Federation in1867