The northern border of the United States was secured by the battle of_?

Question

Please all the geniouses help me, this is going to be on my exam!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

During the revolution, there was a battle at Montreal, but the Americans lost.

During the War of 1812, there was a big naval battle on the great lakes. "Damn the torpedos, full speed ahead" and all that. The Battle of Lake Erie is its name. It was a great American victory. The British were force to withdraw from Detroit as a result. I guess that could be considered securing the northern border.

Answer 2

The present border originated with the Treaty of Paris in 1783, which ended the war between Great Britain and the separating colonies which would form the United States.

Answer 3

In my opinion we did not secure the Northern border in a battle. In fact the invasion of Canada was a disaster, we did manage to burn the Canadian capital but in response we had our own burned. Montreal might be the name of the battle, but I am also at a lossed at what that battle might be. Sorry, I do not specialize in our early History and my classes in U.S. History was a joke.

Answer 4

Some Yankees did that near New York.Good for them.we Southerners won that war though,we killed those British big time. yes we did,most all battles were fought in the South by Southerners. on Southern land.We ran them right into the Sea.sorry I don't know the answer

Answer 5

How can you be sure that the answers provided here are accurate? You are better off doing your own research. That way you know the answers you have are correct. Plus you will have the satisfaction of actually LEARNING something. Cool, huh??

Answer 6

No war. It was the Ashburton-Webster Treaty in 1842

Answer 7

It was "The War of 1812" the specific battle is lost to me.....

Answer 8

Iwo Jima.

Answer 9

What war? 1812?

Answer 10

i think it was a treaty between canada and america not a battle