The War in Upper Canada/KOOC-0/8/KOOC-0/2 (/KOOC-0/8/KOOC-0/2-/KOOC-0/8/KOOC-0/5)

During the 18 12 war, upper Canada was the main target of the United States because of its weak defense and its population was mostly American immigrants. However, during the war, the differences in the United States caused by the war, the incompetent American generals, the American militia who had no intention of fighting, and the British army, under the decisive and rapid command of Commander Sir Isaac Brock, successfully maintained British control over Upper Canada.

Since then, Britain and the United States have also fought many wars, big and small, in the northern part of Canada bordering the United States, including the northwest (mostly in today's Michigan) and upstate New York. The navies of the two sides also fought naval battles in the waters of the Great Lakes at the junction of the two places, and one of them even set York (now Toronto) on fire during a landing operation.

Finally, the two sides signed the treaty of ghent in 18 15 to restore the pre-war state.