Negotiations_Between_England_And_The_U.S

Negotiations Between England And The U.S Question: Despite the War with England in 1812, the U.S did pursue negotiation settlements during the years of 1800-1824. (Site 4 examples, and the degree to which the U.S achieved its interest.) The United States, despite war with England in 1812, did pursue negotiation settlements during years of 1800-1824 in order to end hostilities with the oppressive super power of Britian. However, The United States vain attempts at negotiation were proven useless for Britain still continued in the violation of the young United State’s natural rights. Britain continued in illicit acts of impressment, blockades, and contrabands, and the infringement of the United States’ neutral rights inspite of America’s vain ploys for the harmonious existence if these two nations. The U.S tried its hands at many vain attempts to secure a peaceful negotiation settlement with the belligerent Britain, such as the Macon Bill Act of 1810,the Peace of Ghent in 1814, the Rush-Bagot Agreement of 1817, and the Convention of 1818. All of these ploys to attain British-American equanimity failed to accomplish their purpose due in part to Britain’s aggressive behavior. For in 1810, the U.S Congress voted to replace the Nonintercourse act with Macon’s Bill Number Two due to the great economic strain britain, united, states, american, british, war, country, continued, agreement, rights, oregon, negotiation, great, french, england, act, years, vain, peace, ghent, boundary, between, america, 1818, vessels, treaty, trade, stated, signed, nonintercourse, neutral, negotiations, led, lakes, hands, despite