How Did the British Justify the Seizure of Sailors from American

question 26

Multiple Choice

How did the British justify the seizure of sailors from American ships?

• A) They claimed that New Englanders were disrupting British cod fisheries.
• B) They claimed it was legitimate tactic in a time of war.
• C) They claimed that Americans were doing the same thing to British sailors.
• D) They claimed the sailors were actually British seamen.

Recognize the original processes for electing the president and the intended checks and balances on presidential power.

Comprehend the relationship between the national government and the states as established by the Constitution and Federalism.

Understand the core arguments and concerns of both the Federalists and Anti-Federalists during the Constitutional debates.

Recognize key contributors to the Constitutional Convention and their contributions, such as the final writing of the Constitution and The Federalist s.

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