Treaty of Tunis (1816)

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The Treaty of Tunis (1816) was an agreement that ended hostilities between the United States and the Regency of Tunis during the Second Barbary War, helping to curtail Barbary piracy against American shipping in the Mediterranean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international agreement
peace treaty
appliesToDomain international maritime trade
maritime warfare
naval operations
appliesToRegion Mediterranean Sea
conflictContext Second Barbary War
conflictEnded hostilities between the United States and the Regency of Tunis
countrySignatory Regency of Tunis
linked to: Kingdom of Tunis

United States of America
effect normalization of relations between the United States and the Regency of Tunis
reduction of Barbary piracy against American shipping
strengthening of U.S. maritime security in the Mediterranean
follows earlier U.S. treaties with Barbary states
hasParties Regency of Tunis
linked to: Kingdom of Tunis

United States of America
historicalPeriod 19th century
languageOfWork Arabic
English
legalForm treaty
locationSigned Tunis
partOf series of U.S. treaties ending Barbary tribute payments
purpose to curtail Barbary piracy against American shipping
to end hostilities between the United States and the Regency of Tunis
to secure safe passage for American vessels in the Mediterranean
relatedTo Barbary Wars
Barbary piracy
linked to: Barbary corsairs

Second Barbary War
signatoryType Ottoman regency
sovereign state
significance contributed to the end of the traditional Barbary tribute system for the United States
marked the decline of Barbary corsair threats to U.S. commerce
subject diplomatic relations between the United States and North African states
naval warfare
piracy

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Second Barbary War treaty Treaty of Tunis (1816)