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First Barbary War - 1801 to 1805

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Who declared war on the US when they refused to pay a bribe?

Tripoli declared war on the United States after the US refused to pay a bribe.


When the US refused to pay a bribe, declared war on the US?

Tripoli.


When the US refused to pay a bribe declared war on the US.?

tripoli


Which Barbary coast declare war on the us in 1801?

Tripoli


Why did Tripoli declare war on the US?

Tripoli declared war on the US in 1801 because the US refused to continue paying tribute money to the Barbary pirates, who were attacking American ships in the Mediterranean Sea. This led to the First Barbary War between the two countries.


When did Thomas Jefferson cease opposition to the expansion of the navy?

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How long did the war with tripoli last?

The war with Tripoli lasted five years


How long did the war Tripoli last?

The war with Tripoli lasted five years


What American distinguished himself by successfully waging a war with Tripoli?

The American who distinguished himself by successfully waging a war with Tripoli was Thomas Jefferson. The command of the US Navy was under Edward Preble.


What was one consequence of the Louisiana Purchase and the war with Tripoli?

The powers of the US president were expanded.


North African leader who fought an undeclared war with the US from 1801 to 1805?

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From the hills of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli?

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