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For much of the 19th century, Britain and the United States were not allies — they were rivals who came dangerously close to war more than once. From the aftermath of independence and the War of 1812, through the Monroe Doctrine, the American Civil War, and multiple diplomatic crises, hostility between the two countries never fully disappeared.

So when did that rivalry actually end?

This video explains how Britain and America gradually stopped being enemies — not through a single treaty or dramatic turning point, but through decades of shifting power, hard choices, and mutual restraint. By following the decisions made during moments of tension, economic pressure, and global change, the story reveals why opposition slowly lost its purpose — and why cooperation eventually replaced it.

This is not a story about shared language or inherited friendship.
It is a story about interests, limits, and the quiet end of rivalry.