Answer:
True
Explanation:
Ultimately, British leaders and officials came to realize that conflicts over the Oregon boundary, however undesirable it may have been, were to be decided, on the East Coast and the Great Lakes like in the war, in 1812. The presence of the Royal Navy on the Atlantic coast was not numerically significant as the American force, still, it was enough for the Americans to come to the decision of compromising. It all ended with the Treaty of Oregon.
