What was Madison’s goal in the War of 1812?
A) territorial expansion
B) reparations for British damage done during the Revolutionary War
C) respect for U.S. maritime rights
D) support for Britain against France
E) providing aid to France, then in the midst of the French Revolution
Answer: C
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A. prohibited the importation of cotton cloth. B. restricted British importation of cotton cloth to the Americas. C. required that a corpse be buried in a cotton shroud. D. encouraged the importation of printed cotton cloth in an effort to boost British trade. E. showed favoritism to cotton producers over wool producers.
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