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The War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain ended with the Treaty of Ghent. What was the primary territorial outcome of this treaty?

ABritain ceded control of the Oregon Territory to the United States

BThe United States acquired British‑held forts along the Great Lakes

CThe treaty restored prewar boundaries with no territorial changes for either side

DBritain recognized American sovereignty over Spanish Florida

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FSOT Daily is built by the same team behind Path to Foreign Service and FSO Compass — the independent guide and community that's helped thousands of candidates navigate the FSOT and application process.

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Yes. The question bank is written to the October 2025 FSOT format — Job Knowledge, English Usage, and Logical Reasoning, in the multiple‑choice style and difficulty range candidates report seeing on the actual test. We revise content as the format evolves.

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FSO Compass is a desktop‑oriented platform focused on providing candidates with a full testing environment experience; FSOT Daily is a mobile‑first practice app built around a daily habit. We don't try to replace a full prep course — we focus on the one thing most candidates skip: answering FSOT‑style questions consistently in the months before the test.

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