By the mid-1790s, Americans became incensed with the British over:

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British seizure of American merchant vessels was the main cause of American anger towards the British in the mid-1790s, as it threatened American trade and economy. The British practice of impressment, or the forcing of American sailors into British military service, also contributed to tensions between the two nations. While Britain's support for the French Revolution and engagement in war with France were factors, they were not the primary issues at the time. High British taxes on American imports and Britain's refusal to recognize American independence were also not major sources of tension in the mid-1790s.

By the Mid-1790s, Americans Became Incensed with the British Over