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    the War of 1812‚ blockades were some of the earliest tactics deployed by the British. While you would think that the U.S. Industry would not be affected‚ but it was. Imports and exports were blocked from ports‚ which made the industry slower and weaker‚ but more advanced. The U.S. industry could not trade overseas‚ and were limited in materials‚ and not in advances. The blockades closed off mostly northern ports at the beginning of the war‚ and all of the eastern ports at the end of the war. While

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    Causes of WWI and the War of 1812 The causes of World War 1 were simpler a reenactment of the War of 1812 because of the neutral shipping between countries at the time where America was usually denied the right to trade with other countries‚ the extreme nationalism and imperialism of the forces involved which antagonized the opposing sides‚ and the incidents at sea that occurred and swayed public opinion for a declaration of war. When American merchants desired to trade with other countries in

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    whiskey. In 1801‚ Thomas Jefferson became President of the United States‚ and then in 1803 Jefferson made his magnificent purchase of Louisiana. In 1812 President Madison declares war against the British for their blockades of American Ports. Also‚ in 1812 President James Madison is reelected. In 1815‚ the British‚ totally clueless that the War of 1812 is over‚ attacked General Andrew Jackson and lost over two thousand soldiers. General Andrew Jackson was considered a hero. In 1817 James Monroe

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    without resorting to violence or bloodshed. The federalists let go office with anxiety but peacefully. The election proved that parties would not rip apart a democratic system. Instead‚ they served as a vehicle for peaceful discussion and change without war. c. Looking at the record of Jefferson’s presidency‚ in what respects did his policies represent a significant change from Federalist policies? Jefferson pushed for smaller government and less infringing on lives of citizens. Jefferson slashed federal

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    to the House of Representatives. After he served as a General in the War of 1812‚ he was a war hero and was elected the 7th President of the United States in 1828. Born on the border of North Carolina and South Carolina in a backwoods settlement in 1767‚ no one thought that Andrew Jackson would achieve as much greatness in his lifetime as he did. At the age of thirteen‚ Jackson joined the army to fight in the Revolutionary War as a courier. Jackson’s father died only a few weeks before he was born

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    following the War of 1812. The states learned that they were able to support their needs domestically by production and manufacturing‚ but also learned of their shortcomings in financial management and transportation. The Era of Good Feelings led to an expansion of wealth and adventurism‚ but in an economy which was not capable of bearing its weight‚ resulting in a frenzy in 1819‚ but a rebirth of nationalism for the growing country. Trade was greatly inhibited during the War of 1812‚ and Americans

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    Feelings of patriotism and a sense of pride arose after the War of 1812. As America fought its Second War of Independence‚ it set itself on a path to industrial power and regained its sense of nationalism. Regional economies in the country lead to differences between the North and the South. The industrial revolution‚ which had begun in Britain‚ lead to the prosperity of manufactured goods‚ and with Jefferson’s Embargo Act of 1807 and Slater’s invention of the Spinning Jenny‚ goods were starting

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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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    divided the newly Puritans discovered lands outside Europe between Maryland Portugal & Spain; specified line of Rhode Island demarcation between the Cape Verde Roger Williams Islands (Portuguese) & the islands First Dutch War discovered by Christopher Columbus on his Cromwell’s Navigation Act first voyage (claimed for Spain) Dominion of New England Martin Luther Glorious Revolution Henry VIII Navigation Acts (1-4) John Calvin Acts of Trade

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    The composer is: Francis Scott Key. He is known for writing the lyrics to the national anthem. Born on August 1‚ 1779‚ in Frederick County‚ Maryland‚ Francis Scott Key became a lawyer who witnessed the British attack on Fort McHenry during the War of 1812. The fort withstood the day-long assault‚ inspiring Key to write a poem that would become the future U.S. national anthem‚ "The Star-Spangled Banner." Key later served as a district attorney for Washington‚ D.C. He died on January 11‚ 1843. Some

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