Question

6 multiple answer 1 point madisons presidency is remembered less for his leadership skills and more for how the war of 1812 under him solidified a shared american identity because. (select all that apply.) the u.s. proved it could stand up to a major world power without outside help. the war boosted national pride and helped americans see their country as strong and independent. madison successfully rebuilt the national economy after the war ended. the federalist partys opposition to the war caused it to lose public support and eventually collapse. the survival of washington, d.c., and national symbols like the star - spangled banner inspired unity and pride. the treaty of ghent created a lasting peace between the united states and britain. the war led to the immediate abolition of slavery in all northern states.

Explanation:

The War of 1812 under Madison's presidency helped solidify American identity as the U.S. showed it could face a major power alone, boosting national pride. The Federalist Party's opposition to the war led to its down - fall, and the survival of national symbols inspired unity. The Treaty of Ghent brought peace. Rebuilding the economy after the war is not directly related to solidifying identity, and the war did not lead to immediate abolition of slavery in northern states.

Answer:

A. The U.S. proved it could stand up to a major world power without outside help.
B. The war boosted national pride and helped Americans see their country as strong and independent.
D. The Federalist Party's opposition to the war caused it to lose public support and eventually collapse.
E. The survival of Washington, D.C., and national symbols like "The Star - Spangled Banner" inspired unity and pride.
F. The Treaty of Ghent created a lasting peace between the United States and Britain.