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How did the Treaty of Ghent - which ended the War of 1812 - address issue of trade between the United States and Britain? A) All U. S. protective tariffs were to be ended. B) All British protective tariff were to be ended. C) Both sides were to import more goods from each other. D) The treaty made no direct references to international trade.

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