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The British were forcibly enlisting sailors to work for them on their ships.
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Washington declared that he and the U.S. were going to remain neutral and impartial when it came to the conflict between Great Britain and France.
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It was an agreement between the U.S. and Great Britain that was meant to maintain peace.
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This was a letter to the public that Washington wrote after leaving office so as to warn them about the dangers of political parties, geographic issues, etc.
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A British warship (HMS Leopard) fired on and boarded it (USS Chesapeake), in order to retrieve 4 alleged British deserters. They ended up killing 3 people and wounding 18.
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This was law that prohibited the trading between American ships at foreign ports.
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This was a battle between Native Americans and Americans that was the result of Tecumseh's rebelling.
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Tecumseh chose to form and alliance with the British in order to protect Native American lands and to attempt to stop Americans from expanding onto their territory.
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War hawks were people who believed it was better to solve conflict through violence rather than peaceful conversation.
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These were a series of secret meetings between New England Federalist party Delegates, and was about how the wars were impacting economics and such.
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This was a treaty that officially ended the war between America and Great Britain.
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Andrew Jackson led American forces to defeat British troops in New Orleans. America won.