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Impressment: American sailors were forced to serve the British Navy if they couldn't prove their citizenship.
Embargo Act of 1807: Supposed to stop all foreign imports from arriving in American harbors.
Embargo: A law that restricts commerce (trading) with one or more nations Customs - taxes placed on imported and exported goods.
Tecumseh: Shawnee chief who spoke out against destruction of native cultures and economies, criticized Native American leaders who sold their land to the US.
Prophetstown: Community devoted to Native American unity and opposition to US expansion.
Prophet: Someone who is believed to deliver messages that come from God or some other divine source.
Battle of Tippecanoe: Attack led by governor of Indiana, burned Prophetstown to the ground to try to stop Tecumseh.
War Hawks: Americans who favored war, tried to call the US to arms after the Battle of Tippecanoe.
War of 1812: War with Britain in response to tensions with Native Americans & Britain.
Francis Scott Key: Wrote the Star Spangled Banner (became the national anthem of the United States).
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