Looking at the map, how did geography affect the War of 1812?
(Choose 2)
A.
The United States' long coastline made it possible for Great Britain to implement a blockade.
B.
The United States’ long coastline made it impossible for Great Britain to implement a blockade.
C.
The Atlantic Ocean separated the United States from much of Great Britain’s military power.
D.
The United States and Great Britain were on even ground because most of the war was fought in the Atlantic Ocean.
1 answer
The two correct choices that reflect how geography affected the War of 1812 are:
A. The United States' long coastline made it possible for Great Britain to implement a blockade.
C. The Atlantic Ocean separated the United States from much of Great Britain’s military power.
These choices highlight how the physical geography influenced military strategies and capabilities during the war.
