During an 1837 Canadian rebellion against Britain,
a. the United States stayed neutral in word and action.
b. Canadian rebels staged raids from American territory.
c. the British sank an American ship carrying supplies to Canadian rebels.
d. Canadian rebels were joined by Maine lumberjacks.
e. the U. S. government threatened to intervene and seize Canadian forts.
c
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