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If you were a merchant from New England in the early 1800s, which decision or stance by your government would you be against? A.battling the Barbary Pirates B.Macon's Bill Number Two C.Embargo Act of 1807
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If you were a merchant from New England in the early 1800s, which decision or stance by your government would you be against?

A.battling the Barbary Pirates
B.Macon's Bill Number Two
C.Embargo Act of 1807
D.fighting the American Indians

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Generally speaking, if you were a merchant from New England in the early 1800s, you would likely be against the "C.Embargo Act of 1807," since this limited trade with other nations.
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