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France and Britain both confiscated American ships and goods during the Napoleonic times. Great Britain also impressed American seamen and forced them into the British navy. This is because France and Britain were fighting each other. They did not want each other to get goods from America. And Britain was angry that Americans had French help during the American Revolution.

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For the first part of World War 2 America was considered neutral and still practiced trading with other countries. Britain and France forces would detain the ships at times, which was against the rules of war.

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they took over their ships and burnt most of them

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Q: How did France and Britain violate American Neutral rights on the seas?
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