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What role did “privateers” play in the War of 1812?
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A a“national guard at sea” for the USa“national guard at sea” for the US
B they were forced into the navythey were forced into the navy
C they allied with Britainthey allied with Britain
D a volunteer army
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A a“national guard at sea” for the USa“national guard at sea” for the US
B they were forced into the navythey were forced into the navy
C they allied with Britainthey allied with Britain
D a volunteer army
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A. a “national guard at sea” for the USA
Privateers played a significant role in the War of 1812 by acting as privately-owned armed ships authorized by the government to attack enemy vessels. They were seen as a sort of "national guard at sea," supplementing the efforts of the official navy in defending American interests and disrupting British shipping.
Privateers played a significant role in the War of 1812 by acting as privately-owned armed ships authorized by the government to attack enemy vessels. They were seen as a sort of "national guard at sea," supplementing the efforts of the official navy in defending American interests and disrupting British shipping.
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