June 18th the president signed a declaration of war against Britain.
The day of ratification for the treaty of Ghent was February 1st.
The act o f seizing shipments for public use or impressing into public service is known as Impressment.
The war of 1812 was also called the second war of Independence.
TheOrders in Council required neutral countries to obtain a license from its authorities before trading with France.
Answer:
d.) "Landowners and farmers provide the foundation for the economy, not merchants and manufacturers."
Explanation:
Thomas Jefferson was the one of the most influential diplomate of the United States of America. He served as the 
President of the US, from year 1801 to year 1809. He was also known as the Founding Father of the United States of America. He authored the 
for the America.
He supported the farmers and said that they were the backbone of America' economy. The landowners as well as the farmers, they provide the foundation for the economy of the country and no the merchants and the manufacturers.
Hence, the correct option is (d).
1. Supported revolution in Panama (for the Panama Canal) = Theodore Roosevelt
2. Favored Dollar Diplomacy = William H. Taft
3. Intervened in Mexico = Woodrow Wilson
They wanted to have the right to vote, they protested. The reason why they protested was because African Americans we eligible to vote. They we offended and protested that African Americans shouldn't have the right to vote, only because women didn't have the right to vote.
Answer:
b. rejected the concept that the federal government would protect the rights of all Americans.
Explanation:
The compromise struck by Hayes´ Republicans and Southern Democrats led to the the Republican agreement to withdraw all remaining troops from the South, consolidating the Democratic control there. Democratic promises to respect the rights of African Americans were not observed. The legal and political situation of black people worsened in southern states following the Compromise of 1877. It marked the end of the Reconstruction Era.
