Barbary Wars between North African regencies and Western powers

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The Barbary Wars between North African regencies and Western powers were early 19th-century conflicts in which the United States and European states used naval force to end state-sponsored piracy and tribute demands by the Barbary Coast rulers.

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Label	Occurrences
Barbary Wars	11
Barbary Wars between North African regencies and Western powers canonical	1
Barbary Wars theater	1

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Omar Agha → historicalContext → Barbary Wars between North African regencies and Western powers ⓘ

Treaty of Algiers (1815) → relatedTo → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Treaty of Algiers (1815) → category → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Kingdom of Tunis → associatedWith → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Treaty of Tunis (1816) → relatedTo → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Mediterranean theater of operations → conflict → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Mediterranean theater of operations → partOf → Barbary Wars theater ⓘ

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Anglo-American naval warfare → notableConflict → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Hamet Karamanli → associatedWith → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Deylik of Algiers → conflict → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Algerian coast → conflict → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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U.S. consul to Tunis → historicalContext → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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Regency of Tripoli → involvedIn → Barbary Wars ⓘ

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