(1838-39), bloodless conflict over the disputed boundary between the U.S. state of Maine and the British Canadian province of New Brunswick. The peace treaty of 1783 ending the American Revolution had left unclear the location of a supposed "highlands," or watershed, dividing the two areas. Negotiators from Britain and the United States in subsequent years failed to come to an agreement, and the matter was referred to the king of The Netherlands, who in 1831 rendered a decision that the citizens of Maine objected to strenuously, forcing the U.S. Senate to reject it.
Aroostook War happened in 1838.
Well the war that caused the proclamation of 1763 was the French and Indian war
it caused the civil war it caused the civil war
No. The Civil War was caused by economics and the invasion of the south by the north.
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Aroostook War happened in 1838.
Alabama
Maine
There were no war related casualties during the Aroostook War in 1838-1839. However there were 38 casualties that were considered non-combat deaths.
General Winfield Scott.
Maine in 1838
Maine
Nobody won or lost, it was settled peacefully.
Great Britain, in the bloodless Aroostook War, 1839.
Maine
President Martin Van Buren.
Aroostook War