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* The ''Literature/BenjaminJanuary'' mystery series, set in pre-war [[TheBigEasy New Orleans]].
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Furthermore, the United States had two major wars. The first was the UsefulNotes/WarOf1812 with Britain, which was fought primarily in the British colonies that would become Canada. This was a much tougher fight than the Americans imagined, with the British troops, colonists and their Native American allies throwing back multiple invasions. After the British pushed the Americans back, they launched their own invasions, the most famous of which were in UsefulNotes/WashingtonDC and UsefulNotes/NewOrleans, but these were thrown back as well in a series of decisive American victories (even though one technically took place after the war was over). Although the war eventually ended in a standoff, the United States felt they garnered some respect, the British colonists (the ancestors of today's [[CanadaEh Canadians]]) got some pride in helping the redcoats to successfully defend their lands, in which the seeds of Canada were planted, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick the Native Americans lost their last chance to defend their sovereignty and stop America's westward expansion]].
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Furthermore, the United States had two major wars. The first was the UsefulNotes/WarOf1812 with Britain, which was fought primarily in the British colonies that would become Canada. This was a much tougher fight than the Americans imagined, with the British troops, colonists and their Native American allies throwing back multiple invasions. After the British pushed the Americans back, they launched their own invasions, the most famous of which were in UsefulNotes/WashingtonDC and UsefulNotes/NewOrleans, but these were thrown back as well in a series of decisive American victories (even though one technically took place after the war was over). Although the war eventually ended in a standoff, the United States felt they garnered some respect, the British colonists (the ancestors of today's [[CanadaEh Canadians]]) Canadians) got some pride in helping the redcoats to successfully defend their lands, in which the seeds of Canada were planted, and [[BreadEggsMilkSquick the Native Americans lost their last chance to defend their sovereignty and stop America's westward expansion]].
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