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    Several forces led Americans to declare war on Britain in 1812. France and Britain‚ Europe’s two most powerful nations‚ had battled almost continuously since the late 1700s. Hostilities began during the French Revolution‚ and then continued as Britain led the efforts to stop French expansion under Napoleon I. In 1803‚ the continuing tension in Europe escalated into a full-scale conflict‚ the Napoleonic Wars. As fighting between the British and French increased‚ each side took steps to prevent the

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    Causes of the War of 1812

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    the influence of the War Hawks‚ the impressments as well as the Embargo and Non-Intercourse acts‚ and the British’s possible interference with the Indian Nations‚ and land ownership disputes between the Natives and Americans‚ ultimately leading to the Battle of Tippecanoe. The War Hawks were a group of 20 Democratic Republicans from the south and west United States‚ who supported the war against Britain. They were united by the outrages regarding the impressment on the seas and the British Orders

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    and Jefferson‚ the United States’ conflicts with Britain and France finally went into a war. President Madison had tried to create a diplomatic solution for three long years‚ but all attempts were unsuccessful. The War of 1812 was caused by the impressment of American sailors and the seizure of ships and their cargo‚ problems on the Western Frontier and greediness for land‚ and a growing sense of party politics and patriotism. The biggest problems with Britain came on the high seas. British naval

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    British deserters had the right to become American citizens if strongly desired to. Although‚ Britain did not agree of this‚ so in addition to recovering deserters‚ it considered United States citizens had born British liable for impressment. American anger at impressment grew when British ships stationed themselves just outside U.S. harbors in U.S. territorial waters and searched ships for contraband and

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    1. The Louisiana Purchase was of huge importance to the United States because it secured more trade opportunities. When President Thomas Jefferson purchased the land from France for only $15 million‚ it was for Jefferson’s own idea of how the U.S. should be. The purchase gave the United States access to the Mississippi river and to New Orleans‚ so that no other country could close it off and threaten the trade of the United States. The purchase was meant to strengthen the U.S’s trade with the other

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    The War of 1812‚ often referred to as America’s forgotten war‚ transpired between the British and American powers due to recurring political disputes. British and French impressment and trade restrictions during the Napoleonic Wars forced the United States into declaring neutrality‚ which both sides refused to acknowledge. The refusal to comply with Washington’s neutrality proclamation created in 1793 and upheld by Adams and Jefferson‚ ultimately led to the Embargo Act. Ceasing trade with France

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    say how his life has been impacted by the war and how his life has currently improved. Also that if you joined your social status and amount of money would increase. 4. What was the American Navy’s position vis-à-vis impressment? The American Navy’s position on impressment was that they had done the same exact thing as Britain had done before. 5. Why did Robert Morris’ plan to assuage the concerns of financial contributors     to the Continental Congress anger the common soldier?

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    Name _______________________________________ Class ____________________________ Date _______________ The New Republic CHAPTER 1 Guided Reading Strategies 1.4 READING THE SECTION As you read the section‚ use your RHS note-taking skills to Remove unnecessary words and keep the key information you need to Hold onto list two or three key points about each of the people identified below. Then‚ Substitute your own words. I. Government & Party Politics: Write 2 key facts for each… A.

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    War Hawks‚ British aid to Native Americans‚ and impressment. The Native Americans‚ led my Tecumseh‚ were uniting to stop American expansion. The Indians themselves were not much of a threat‚ but when Britain provided them with guns and ammunition‚ it got tougher on the US. At the same time‚ the War Hawks wanted to go to war with Britain; they wanted British soldiers out of America‚ for them to stop providing aid to Indians‚ and for the impressment of American sailors to stop. After the war ended

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    The War of 1812 can be considered a second American Revolution for many factors‚ although many events led up to the final decision to engage in war with Britain‚ these are the results of Britain violating American sovereignty and laws‚ as well as having a disruptive presence at the time. It can be argued whether or it was or wasn’t a second revolution‚ yet the cause of the War was for our own American Rights. The first American Revolution was a battle for independence and to create our own country

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