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Why did the United States take a stronger stand in foreign affairs after the war of 1812?

Why did the United States take a stronger stand in foreign affairs after the war of 1812?
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Why did the United States take a stronger stand in foreign affairs after the war of 1812?

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A large part of the war was caused with the embargo act on trade after the war it seemed the smartest thing to do.So america took a stronger stand on foreign affairs to be safe from further problems.
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Answer: is A, The US felt more confident.

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