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    After the war of 1812‚ America underwent some changes as a nation. In comparison to the country prior to the war‚ the United States initially appeared to be more united in the sense that only one party ruled‚ but in reality‚ this only increased factions within the government due to sectionalism and the court. Because the United States emerged as a one party nation after the War of 1812‚ members of past parties‚ such as the Federalists‚ felt the need to join with the Jeffersonians to maintain their

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    The War of 1812 The War of 1812 lasted from June 18‚ 1812 to February 18‚ 1815. The war took place in Atlantic‚ Central and Eastern North America and Pacific. There were many causes. On the foreign side‚ France and England had been attacking American merchant ships‚ forcing impressment. Impressment is forced recruitment into Britain’s Royal Navy. It is much like kidnapping or enslavement. For many years‚ Washington stayed out of the French Revolution. In 1793 they drafted the Neutrality Proclamation

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    respect all people. A Shawnee chief by the name of Blackfish also adopted Tecumseh into his family‚ and acted as a father figure. Blackfish saw the Americans as a threat and urged that they had to be stopped. He came of age after the Revolutionary War‚ as the young United States expanded gradually but incessantly beyond the Appalachians into Ohio‚ Kentucky‚ Indiana‚ and Illinois. The common pretense for expansion was a treaty with a group of Indians where the U.S. gave them money and trade goods

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    community called prophet’s town. Indiana territory’s government William Henry Harrison gathered a force of 1‚000 soldiers and destroyed prophet’s town in 1811. Tenskwatawa and Tecumseh were not killed though. Tenskwatawa and Tecumseh died in the war of 1812 fighting for the British. Native Americans later were moving across the Mississippi River to stay away from white settlers. The Native Americans that did not go to a new place for example‚ the Cherokee tried to live peacefully with the

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    There was a great deal of pressing‚ or impressment‚ going on between the British and American Navy throughout the Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815). Impressment‚ which has dated back to the French Revolution was primarily used to recruit additional seamen and manpower for their armed forces. Britain has had a history of enforcing impressment because of the constant shortages of seamen due to a lack of qualification and low pay they endured; when it actually came. Life upon British ships were hazardous

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    America faced many changes after the war of 1812 in many aspects. Most changes were extremely positive and therefore the time after the war was labeled the‚ “Era of Good Feelings.” Many topics could support this claim; however the emergence of nationalism and sectionalism helped determine the extreme accuracy of this label. Nationalism delivered a sense of pride and a new found love for the peoples’ free country of America; such as the 4th of July‚ and the protesting against the Russian “Holy Alliance

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    Indians of North America (1823) prompted criticism of U.S. Indian policies‚ American officials quickly concerted counterattacks to discredit the author. Consequently‚ the authenticity of the speech has been widely questioned. However‚ United States War Department records validate that Tecumseh did visit the Osages in 1811 and Tecumseh’s reference to a great mid-western earthquake date the speech to roughly that same year. Though his trip was to end after meeting with the Osages‚ Tecumseh extended

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    became a messenger boy in the American Revolution at the age of 13. At the Age of 35‚ he was elected to the Tennessee Militia as a Major General.(LOC) The Battle of New Orleans took place on January 8‚ 1815 and was the final major battle of the War of 1812. In this decisive battle of the American Revolution‚ the American forces were led by Andrew Jackson. After this victory‚ Jackson emerged as a hero for his actions. Andrew Jackson was an aggressive leader‚ he knew his intentions‚ and that offended

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    actions or if is was simply ignorant to what he was subjection the natives to. We must also consider weather he truly had the countries best interest in mind‚ or his own. We can begin to see Jackson’s vigilante style leadership following the War of 1812. During this conflict‚ General Jackson became a national icon through several decisive victories over the British. Most notably the Battle of New Orleans in January 1815. During this battle the British suffered more than 2‚000 casualties while

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    War of 1812 There were many reasons for why the war started. One reason why the war started is the British were being unfair to the Native Americans. In the fall of 1811 William Henry Harrison led U.S. troops to victory in the Battle of Tippecanoe. After the defeat‚ many Indians from the NW territory thought that they needed support from British forces in order to prevent American settlers from pushing them further out of their lands. At the same time‚ in late 1811 the War Hawks were putting more

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