Key Facts of the United States Diplomacy, from 1818-1825

The Convention of 1818 set the western boundary between the ____ and ____.

• United States and Britain North America; later called Canada

• French and Spanish

• Brazilians and Mexicans

• Britain and the United States

The Convention of 1818 agreement reflected the easing of ___ ___ that led to the War of 1812.

(a)  

in the Convention of 1818, Bagot met with who?

(a)  

Later, Bagot finally had an agreement with his successor, which was who?

(a)  

The Convention of 1818 agreement limited ___ ___ on the ____ ____ to one to two ____ per country on each ____.

(a)  

On what day did the US Senate ratify the Convention of 1818?

(a)  

The British government considered what to make the agreement in the Convention of 1818 effective?

(a)  

The British and U.S. negotiators also agreed to make present-day Angle Inlet, Minnesota the end point of the 1783 what?

(a)  

What did the British and U.S. negotiators allow the Convention of 1818 to determine?

(a)  

Although the agreements did not completely settle ____ ____ and ____ ____, the Rush-Bagot agreement and the Convention of 1818 marked an important turning point in ____-____ and ____-____ relations

(a)