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Why did the US Army at first failed to stop raids by Native Americans?
because
What made the US a transcontinental power in 1819?
The U.S. gain of Spanish Florida due to the Adams-Onis Treaty, which was caused from Andrew Jackson going beyond orders to stop Seminole tribe raids and capturing two spanish forts.
How did the US acquire Florida?
The United States acquired Florida from Spain. Spain ceded it to the U.S. by signing the Adams-Otis Treaty in 1819. Indians and escaped slave were using Florida as a base to stage raids on the US territory north of Florida. Spain did not have the resources it would need to stop the raids. so the US sent in an army which took possession of the Spanish fort in Florida and too control of the area. The US Army commander, Andrew Jackson, exceeded his authority and there was an international protest when he arrested the Spanish governor, but Spain was really in a position to do any more than protest and the treaty resulted. The treaty actually ceded some land all the way to West Coast and gave some justification to US later US claims against Mexico.
Who was the first president to call on military troops to stop an armed rebellion?
George Washington called out the troops to put down the whiskey rebellion.
What happened in 1765 and 1770 after the French and Indian War?
it stop
Who did President Houston enlist to stop the Indian raids in Texas?
The Texas Rangers.
Andrew Jackson was sent by president monroe to attack who?
Jackson went to Florida to stop the Seminoles from running across the border to make raids and then escape back into Florida for safety. He also wanted to stop the runaway slaves who had a fort in Florida and did the muich same as the Seminoles.
Why did Andrew Jackson attack renegade seminole Indians in Florida?
Spain was supposedly in control of Florida, but they did not have much authority over the Indians who lived there and who, encourages by the British, made frequent raids North into Georgia. President Monroe ordered Jackson to guard the borders, but he grew tired of seeing the raiders escape back into Florida and so with in after them, against orders.
Why did the US Army at first failed to stop raids by Native Americans?
because
Who did President Monroe send to help end the raids in Georgia And what did this man do once he got there?
President Monroe sent General Andrew Jackson, the hero of the Battle of New Orleans, to the Florida border in 1818 to stop the incursions.
What made the US a transcontinental power in 1819?
The U.S. gain of Spanish Florida due to the Adams-Onis Treaty, which was caused from Andrew Jackson going beyond orders to stop Seminole tribe raids and capturing two spanish forts.
What made the US the transcontinental power in 1819?
The U.S. gain of Spanish Florida due to the Adams-Onis Treaty, which was caused from Andrew Jackson going beyond orders to stop Seminole tribe raids and capturing two spanish forts.
How did Andrew Jackson help to secure Florida from Spain?
HE captured several Spanish forts, drove the current governor of Florida out and proved to the Spanish that Florida did more bad than good.
What is a name for a ceasefire in which troops of both sides stop fighting?
And armistice or a truce or a ceasefire are all terms for when troops on both sides agree to stop fighting.
Why did John the Good want to fight at Poitiers?
he wanted to stop the raids of Edward III and get revenge for the defeat of Crecy
What was the response to the 1967 Detroit riot?
It sent army troops to help state police stop the violence.
How did the US acquire Florida?
The United States acquired Florida from Spain. Spain ceded it to the U.S. by signing the Adams-Otis Treaty in 1819. Indians and escaped slave were using Florida as a base to stage raids on the US territory north of Florida. Spain did not have the resources it would need to stop the raids. so the US sent in an army which took possession of the Spanish fort in Florida and too control of the area. The US Army commander, Andrew Jackson, exceeded his authority and there was an international protest when he arrested the Spanish governor, but Spain was really in a position to do any more than protest and the treaty resulted. The treaty actually ceded some land all the way to West Coast and gave some justification to US later US claims against Mexico.
