25- En Route to Civil War 1808-1811

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1809 The Embargo was repealed and the bankruptcy of Jefferson’s foreign policy was obvious.

1809 In March, the Non-Intercourse Act was passed, such was to allow trade with anyone but Britain and France.

1810 The census counted 7,240,000 Americans, of which approx 20% were black.

1810 May, Macon’s Bill Number Two, was supposed to reestablish trade with Britain and France.

1811 November, Harrison defeated Indians at Tippecanoe.

last updated 02/19/07

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