I. American Foreign Policy 9.1. A. Settling Disputes 1.Rush-Bagot Agreement led the US and GB to compromise 2.Convention of 1818 gave the US fishing rights.

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I. American Foreign Policy 9.1

A. Settling Disputes 1.Rush-Bagot Agreement led the US and GB to compromise 2.Convention of 1818 gave the US fishing rights along Canadian coasts a.Both agreed to occupy the Pacific NW b.This wouldn’t work out so well

US Gains Florida 1.James Monroe (elected 1818) sent US troops, led by Andrew Jackson, to secure US-Florida border 2.US troops invaded FL to capture Seminole Indians a.Seminole’s often helped runaway slaves and sometimes raided US settlements b.Jackson took over most of Spain’s military posts and overthrew the governor all w/o direct orders from President Monroe 3.Adams-Onis Treaty a.East Florida given to US while giving up (now) Texas to Spain

Two Content Layout with SmartArt Group A Task 1 Task 2 Group B Task 1 Task 2 Group C Task 1 ▪ First bullet point here ▪ Second bullet point here ▪ Third bullet point here

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