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The leader of the American forces was William Henry Harrison. In 1810 Tecumseh and Harrison met face to face. Harrison believed that Tecumseh had the British backing them up. Tecumseh was a serious threat to the American power by joining forces in the west. On November 7th, 1811 the battle broke out when Prophet demanded his troops to attack on the American Forces at Harrison's camp. Harrison and troops won the battle.
Natalie Ensminger

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The leader of the Indiana Territory was William Henry Harrison. IN 1810 Tecumseh met Harrison.  Harrison proclamied that Tecumesh should follow the treaty of greenville

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Tecumseh a Shawnee chief had watched angrily as a native Americans were pushed off there off there land. A brilliant speaker he warned other natives about dangers they faced.

Tregan Morrill

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The Battle of Tippecanoe-                  The governor of the Indiana Territory 

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The Battle of Tippecanoe-                  The governor of the Indiana Territory 

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Battle of TippecanoeTecumseh met in person with Harrison. The gov't urged him to follow the Treaty of Greenville that had been signed in 1795. Tacumseh said that white people had no right to take the land from the Indians.

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Battle of TippecanoeTecumseh met in person with Harrison. The gov't urged him to follow the Treaty of Greenville that had been signed in 1795. Tacumseh said that white people had no right to take the land from the Indians.

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Chase Williams

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Tecumseh a Shawnee chief, had watched angrily 

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Tecumseh a Shawnee chief, had watched angrily 

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Impressment, colloquially, "the press" or the "press gang", refers to the act of taking men into a military or naval force by compulsion, with or without notice. Navies of several nations used forced recruitment by various means. -emmanuel gutierrez

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The United states was having trouble fighting off the Barbary pirates. That is until they sent the USS Constitution, a large war ship, and other ships to end up ending the pirates' attacks. Managed by Kaitlin McComb, thank you for reading. I apologize if I messed up.

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He was sent to find the red river. he was going to do this because it was part of Louisiana territory and the red river was a border. Ryan Bort
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Pikes Expedition, was launched by, Thomas Jefferson, the president of the united states, to explore the south west of the Louisiana Purchase.

It was also the first official american effort to explore the Great Plains, and The Rocky Mountains.

Rohit Kumar

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The War Hawks began when the twelfth members of congress met on 1811 to 1813. The members included some young members, and outspoken members who were foes with Great Britain, and supporters by the expansion of U.S. The western war, the speaker of the house, Henry Clay from Kentucky, called war against England and Canada  as a target of the expansion.-Sutter Reynolds

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War Hawks are not actually hawks they are a group of members in Congress. They got that title by Their opponents because they took the leading call to go to war with Britain. The person who led them was called Henry Clark Of Kentucky.

-Kole Forbes
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War Hawks were used in the year of 1812 against Britain. They weren't actual war hawks though, they were a group of Republicans led by Henry Clay; speaker of the house. They argued that their military would not be enough to defeat Britain's incompetence.

Jayla Castro
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Zebulon Pike was a young army officer who was ordered to find the end of the red river. Hope Gaumer

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James Madison was the fourth president of the United States. He made a great contribute to the making of the Constitution by writing the, "The Federalist Papers." Later on, Madison was referred to as the Father of the Constitution. He will go do as one of the important people in the making of the country America. Cian Slone

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American forces led by governor William Henry Harrison thought Tecumseh had British backing. Tecumseh could be a serious threat to American Power in the west. Fighting broke out when the Prophet ordered an attack on Harrison's camp on November 7, 1811. U.S. forces defeated Tecumseh and his followers.

Cole Strandberg

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The embargo act of 1807 was a law passed by the United State Congress and signed by President Thomas Jefferson on December 22, 1807. some people favored the embargo act, or the banning of trade, against Britain. This law essentially banned trade with all foreign countries. congress hoped that this act would punish Britain and France and protect american merchant ships. the embargo damaged Jefferson's popularity and strengthened the federalist party.

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USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned ship in the United States Navy. The Naval History and Heritage Command, Detachment Boston, is housed in Building 24 and is responsible for the maintenance, repair and restoration of USS Constitution at the Navy Yard. By Angelo Avila

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The impressment American sailors who went into the Royal Navy was most important for the Americans.
Ashley

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Was a Native American Leader who had hoped to unite the Northwestern Frontier to the Native Americans. The Northwestern frontier consisted of the south and eastern Mississippi valley. He was then helped by a Prophet and his brother who was very religious. They founded a village called Prophetstown for the people that follow them in  Wabash and Tippecanoe rivers.-Jaelyn Jochims

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The Embargo Act banned trade with foreign countries. This strengthened the federalist party while damaging Jefferson's popularity.  The Embargo had had barely any affect on Britain and France.

Rachel Anderson

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It stated that the U.S. would resume trading with the first side that stopped violating U.S neutrality. In time however, the law was no more successful than the Embargo Act. -Payton Hill

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A law to banned trade by ship with Britain, France, and their colonies.
In 1809 Congress tried to revive the nation by trade and replaced the unpopular act with the Non-Intercourse Act. It was noneffective to the upcoming war 1812.Vianne De Santiago

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American Merchant ships were going overseas to trade. The ships were being taken over by Pirates. The pirates would steal the cargo and and were taking the ships and the crew for ransom. So the US sent in the USS Constitution to defeat the Pirates and the unfair takeovers.
Nick Saba

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He was a Shawnee chief. He believed Native Americans had to do what white men said. He led a tribal confederacy against The United States.Nick Spiess

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Why was the impression important? The impressmant was important because it caused a growth in tension between the British and the Americans.

Blakeley Bedwell

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- The practice of forcing people to serve in the army or navy.

-London Bailey

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In 1792 Madison and Jefferson founded the Democratic - Republican party. Madison also took a relationship in American colonies and Britain after he graduated. Madison was also elected to the newly formed U.S. House of Representatives, where he served from 1789 to 1797.
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Born: March 1768, Ohio  Died: October 5, 1813 in Canada
Siblings: Tenskwatawa, Cheeseekau, Tecumapease, Nehaaeemo
Children: Naythawaynah, Mahyawwekawpaese

Jessi Calvo

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Great Britain's violation of U.S. neutrality sparked a debate whether to go to war or to embargo, the ban of trade. Jefferson favored an embargo and passed the Embargo Act. American ships couldn't sail to foreign ports and American ports were closed to British ships.Allison Mick

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Zebulon Pike was arrested after entering Spanish-Held land. He was a suspected spy. He now has a mountain named after his travels.-
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A new law that banned trade only with Britain, France, and with French and British colonies. Congress attempted to revive the nations trade with this act. The act stated that the U.S would resume trading with the first side who stopped violating the neutrality agreement, meaning if Britain or France obeyed U.S. neutrality the U.S. would resume trading with that country. IT WAS NO MORE SUCCESSFUL THEN THE EMBARGO ACT- Wyatt Dart

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Young members of Congress were known as War Hawks by their opponents from their fierce and aggressive resentment of American economic injuries and national humiliation during the Napoleonic Wars. These War Hawks were led by Henry Clay and John C. Calhoun against the British, but this group later led to the War of 1812 between the United States and United Kingdom.

by Juliann

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James Madison was a founding father, who also served as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates. In 1789 became a leader of The House of Representatives. He was called the 'Father Of The Constitution'. He denied the name and said he was not the only mind behind it. Madison later became the Secretary Of State.

Georgia Mattson

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A large warship and other ships to end them. We continued to attack until the US sent the USS Constitution to do the job. The USS Constitution was a key or main part of the US navy and never was defeated.
Tyler Keeley

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The marines fought the pirates. It showed that America could be strong across the word.
Mr. Brown