From the Outset,the British and Canadian Forces in the War

question 69

Multiple Choice

From the outset,the British and Canadian forces in the War of 1812 were

• A) energetic and better organized than the Americans.
• B) thoroughly unprepared.
• C) unable to keep up with their Indian allies.
• D) too exhausted from fighting Napoleon in Europe to be effective.
• E) savage and engaged in widespread massacres along the U.S. border.

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