Hey guys, I have to do this project on nationalism. Does anyone have any suggestions on how "embargo contributed to a greater sense of nationalism"? I basically understand the rest of the roject, but this one question is stumping me...
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You mean any embargo in general or a specific one?
er the embargo act? or yeah, as armando stated any embargo in the history of the US?
I don't know! That's why I'm confused!
After the Chesapeake Incident, Thomas Jefferson cut off all trade from France and Great Britian. He suspected that this would hurt the two countries, making them unable to get raw materials, and that it would unite us by forcing us to only trade within our own country. In 1809, the act was lifted, as it hurt American merchants.
-Sara(h) Mahala
Quote:I don't know! That's why I'm confused!
Well then that's a problem.
Let me know if you find out which one the essay pertains to and I will help ;)
Ooh. Thank you.
basically the person above is right.. but the whole embargo thing didnt really work.. cuz it only hurt themselves... and not so much as dented France and England's economies
[=Courier New]-jojobear :cool: [=1]