Answer: On August 24, 1814, during the War of 1812, British troops invaded Washington, D.C. Seeing Stuart's painting of Washington, Dolley Madison ordered it saved, and it was carried off with the assistance of White House staff, enslaved individuals, and passing citizens to a safe hiding place in Maryland.
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The correct answer is shipping of goods to and from Europe.
The Embargo Act of 1807 was a law signed into place by US President Thomas Jefferson. At this time, Britain and France were at war in Europe and America was negatively impacted by its trade with these two countries. Both countries seized American ships and seamen. Along with this, both Britain and France were trying to pass laws prohibiting the US from trading with any of their enemies. This rise in tension between the two countries and the American military/merchants facing constant harassment when trading resulted in Congress creating a law that ended American traded in all foreign ports for the foreseeable future.
Trade was common to the cities of <span>Hanseatic League in Europe and the cities of the African kingdom in Ghana. These were routes that traders take from the different parts of the world to exchanged goods, services, and information. As a result, cultural assimilation and many influences of traditions are seen as somewhat the same from these different countries.</span>
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