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Much of New England opposed the War of 1812 because

Much of New England opposed the War of 1812 because

a. Northeast Federalists sympathized with Britain and resented the Republicans' sympathy with the butcher Napoleon.
b. New Englanders were the strongest supporters of Indian rights in Old Northwest.
c. Federalists favored the acquisition of Canada only through peaceful means.
d. New England merchants were keen to ensure the spread of agrarianism into Canada to boost their regions merchant activities.
e. New Englanders feared a Canadian invasion of New England.

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