How did impressment contribute to the War of 1812? It violated the rights of American citizons. It imposed a state religion on American cilizons. It showed that the British did not respect the United States independence. It broke up treaty nogotiations with American Indians.

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How did impressment contribute to the War of 1812? It violated the rights of American citizons. It imposed a state religion on American cilizons. It showed that the British did not respect the United States independence. It broke up treaty nogotiations with American Indians.

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It violated the rights of American citizens. It showed that the British did not respect the United States independence.

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Impression was a contested issue leading up to the War of 1812. It refers to the British naval practice of identifying deserters or potential sailors and compelling them into service, often against their will. In the period leading up to the War of 1812, this policy went so far as to impact American citizens, particularly when British forces emboldened by challenging international circumstances ceased to be discerning in who they impressed and started commandeering American citizens. This act revealed a blatant disregard of the USA's sovereignty, infringing upon the basic rights of the American citizens and showing the British disrespect the United States' independence. This was the key factor that led the United States into the War of 1812.

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How did impressment contribute to the War of 1812? It violated the rights of American citizons. It imposed a state religion on American cilizons. It showed that the British did not respect the United States independence. It broke up treaty nogotiations with American Indians.

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