American Civil War · TURNING POINT ·
Oregon Treaty (1846)
On the American Civil War map as “The Oregon Treaty”
15 Jun 1846 — Britain and the United States settle their competing claims to the jointly occupied Oregon Country by dividing it at the 49th parallel. Fort Vancouver, a Hudson’s Bay Company post, falls on the American side. In the same weeks that Polk accepted a compromise in the north, he went to war in the south.
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- Mexican–American War (chapter 1 of American Civil War)
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- The American Civil War, 1840–1877
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