Case Study: The War Hawks
By June of 1812, the United States was back at war, this time with Great Britain. Most New Englanders opposed the war with Britain, fearing that war and blockades would affect their thriving trade business. The pressure to go to war came mainly from a group of Congressmen known as the "War Hawks." The War Hawks called for war because they believed that British interference with American ships hurt the economy and the reputation of the United States.

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Case Study: The War Hawks 
By June of 1812, the United States was back at war, this time with Great Britain. Most New Englanders opposed the war with Britain, fearing that war and blockades would affect their thriving trade business. The pressure to go to war came mainly from a group of Congressmen known as the "War Hawks." The War Hawks called for war because they believed that British interference with American ships hurt the economy and the reputation of the United States. 

The War Hawks were mainly from the wes

ashleyisakitty · Answer

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