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Impressment was when the British Royal Navy would take men and make them serve to fight with them towards France.
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Washington said that the nation would not pick sides between France and Great Britain and stay neutral.
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Jay Treaty was just keeping peace between two nations and keeping U.S. on the neutral side.
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Washington's Farewell Address was for the next president because it could help him in the future with state affairs.
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The Chesapeake-Leopard Affair was a symbol that Great Britain and the United States relationship was starting to break down.
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The Embargo of 1807 was where trading between United States to Great Britain and France stopped because they wanted to tell them to stop attacking U.S. ships.
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The War Hawks was people from the Southern and Western states wanted to declare war against Britain.
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The first Tecumseh event was a Native American chief that wanted to stop Americans to settle on their lands.
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The War of 1812 was when it allowed the U.S. to stop the Britain to take their land and also stop trading.
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The death of Tecumseh affected Native Americans because they were no longer allowed in the Ohio River Valley and most of the southern and middle U.S. territory.
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The Treaty of Ghent was important because it ended The Second War and Britain would no longer take over U.S. territory.
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The Hartford Convention was mainly for President James Madison and those who were against him.
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The Battle of New Orleans was considered as the greatest American land victory of the war because it defeated British which had a more powerful force.