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Why did the Great Britain seized American ships
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Why did the Great Britain seized American ships

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Answer: they needed sailors to fight in the war against France

Explanation: they didn’t have enough soldiers so they resorted to taking over American ships and taking the sailors and making them join their army

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In what year? Please be specific.
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