American advocates for war against the British felt

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belka [17]4 years ago

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The British had coaxed the Native Americans into the conflict with the United States.

Alla [95]4 years ago

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Answer and Explanation:

The Americans who advocated for war against the British in 1812 felt that, for the obvious fact that Britain continued to seize American ships—and sometimes, sailors—and an American embargo at the time wasn’t successful, a war would be the best option that could protect the nation’s security which was facing threats from the British navy—the strongest naval force in the world at the time. American advocates for war were also wary of the military support Britain was giving to the Indians who were fighting against America’s attempts to expand its territories.

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