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What was the name of Canada in the war of 1812?
What was the name of America before independence?

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In 1812 the Canada that was part of the war referred to two entities: the Upper Canada and the Lower Canada, collectively known as the Canadas. Both were British colonies. They formed only a small part of today's canada and to the west of them was Rupert's Land. (surrounding Hudson Bay).

The name of the entity that declared independence and became the United States of America was United Colonies- or the Thirteen colonies.


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