Question

1. what effect did the end of the british war with france have on the war of 1812? france joined forces with the united states in the war against great britain. it freed large numbers of british troops to fight in north america. it reduced the number of british troops available because many had been killed. france joined the british in the war against the united states.

Explanation:

When the British - French war ended, the British no longer had to keep a large number of troops in Europe to fight France. This allowed them to redeploy a significant number of troops to North America to fight in the War of 1812. France did not join either side in the War of 1812 after the end of its war with Britain, and the end of the British - French war did not reduce the number of British troops available due to deaths in the French - British conflict.

Answer:

It freed large numbers of British troops to fight in North America.