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Britain's Royal Navy sent officers to board American ships to inspect the crew and seize any sailors accused of being deserters from British ships.
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Stated that the US was neutral in the fight between Britain and France.
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The treaty allowed Americans to trade with Great Britain. Jay was not successful in negotiating an end to the impressment of American sailors, which later became a key issue that led to the War of 1812.
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Washington's letter stating that he was refusing a third term. It gave the American people some words of advice to help the US keep to its values. It also was an attempt to unite the people after the Jay Treaty due to the harsh backlash against it.
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Tecumseh started to travel around, encouraging the Native Americans to reject European and American influences
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Prevented any trade with foreign countries.
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The HMS Leopard surprise-attacked the USS Chesapeake and charged the crew for desertion. One was hanged, and another was relieved from duty. This infuriated the Americans and eventually led him to issue the Embargo of 1807.
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Group of congressmen who pressured Madison to declare war against Britian
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Joined the British side in the war, helping to capture Detroit
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The Hartford Convention was multiple meetings from December 15, 1814 to January 5, 1815 in Hartford. There, the Federalist Party met to discuss their grievances concerning the war and the political problems stemming from the federal government's increasing power
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Ended the war
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Major General Pakenham was given secret orders to attack the American army regardless of news of peace. He lost the battle miserably.