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Declared America's neutrality while any foreign countries (France and Britain) were at war.
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Treaty between Great Britain and American that diverted the two countries from a war.
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Washington's farewell address; letter warns against political parties.
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Naval battle on the coast of Norfolk, Virginia. A British warship, the HMS Leopard, attacked and boarded an American ship in search of men who had deserted the navy.
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An act that outlawed trading with foreign ports.
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The United States declares war against Great Britain in response to Britain violating the United States's rights as an independent country.
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Federalist delegates came together to discuss the impact of the War of 1812 on their home state's economies.
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A peace treaty signed in Ghent, Belgium, that ended the War of 1812, between the United States and Britain. The treaty states that all conquered land should be returned.
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Large American victory against the British; British had about 2,000 casualties.