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| Bristish Ships capturing american sailors and force them to join the UK navy. |
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| To avoid war, and impressment, the US took this action. |
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| Banning trade with a country |
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| America businesses could not sell goods to England or France. |
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| Negative consequences of the Embargo |
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| This Inidan leader attemtped to unite Indian nations to fight the Americans. |
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| He defested Tecumshe at The battle of Tippecanoe. |
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| Who helped Tecumseh fight the Americans and how? |
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| British gave the Indians guns |
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| Why did the War Hawks want war with Britain in 1812? |
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| They wanted to take Canada |
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| These congressmen supported war with Britain. |
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| Andrew Jackson wins this battle after the war is officialy over. |
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| No one, but the US stood its ground |
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| Impressment, arming the indians, UK preventing trade with france, take canada |
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| What was written druing a battle of the War of 1812? |
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| More citizens are allowed to vote and hold govenrment office. |
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| The winner of an election gives government jobs to his supporters |
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| Why did jackson nearly send the US army to attack South Carolina? |
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| SC refused to pay unfair tariffs (tax) |
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| What did Andrew Jackson kill (besides a lot of people)? |
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| Mnay believe Andrew jackson abused his power as president, what is his nickname? |
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| What key government principle did Anrew Jackson often ignore? |
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| This forced american indians in the east to move west. |
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| The US military forcefully removed the American Indians and led them west. |
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| The Indian Removal Act was ruled unconstitutional, but President Jackson - |
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| ignored the Supreme Court |
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