How did the end of the War of 1812 affect the way many Americans felt about their country?

It caused widespread fear of another British invasion.

It led to a significant increase in national pride and a sense of unity.

It made people feel more loyal to their individual states than to the nation.

It decreased confidence in the nation's ability to defend itself.

Which American political party became very unpopular and eventually disappeared because it opposed the War of 1812?

The Democratic-Republican Party

It was given to France as a neutral party.

It was returned to its pre-war owner.

It was sold to the highest bidder.

It became new independent territories.

The nation's capital was permanently moved from Washington, D.C.

The country was divided into two separate nations.

A major political party, the Federalists, ceased to exist.

The U.S. adopted a new constitution based on the British model.