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What regulations did the Embargo Act put into place? Check all that apply. It required ships to get permits before trading with France or Britain. It declared that any ships that visited British ports were enemy ships. It established restrictions on British imports. It forced France and Britain to allow the US to trade freely. It barred all international trade to and from American ports.

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What regulations did the Embargo Act put into place? Check all that apply.  

It required ships to get permits before trading with France or Britain.  

It declared that any ships that visited British ports were enemy ships.

It established restrictions on British imports.

It forced France and Britain to allow the US to trade freely.

It barred all international trade to and from American ports.

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As a result of the Embargo Act, several requirements were put in place such as:

  • It established restrictions on British imports.
  • It barred all international trade to and from American ports.

The Embargo Act:

  • Was an attempt by President Jefferson to stop the British and French from raiding American ships
  • Closed off trade with the rest of the world
  • Restricted British imports

The logic behind the Embargo Act was that other countries needed American goods and so a stoppage in trade would hurt them enough to force them to negotiate with the U.S.

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