Question

how did the war of 1812 cause employees of the pacific fur company to liquidate their assets? the employees were afraid that american attacks on the british would trap them without supplies. the employees thought that they could make more money running guns and munitions to armies. the employees were attacked by russian forces allied with the british and had to flee. the employees were afraid a british naval blockade would trap them without supplies.

Explanation:

During the War of 1812, the British navy was known for imposing blockades. Employees of the Pacific Fur Company would be concerned about being cut - off from supplies due to such a blockade, which would prompt them to liquidate assets. The other options lack historical basis in relation to the company's asset - liquidation during this war.

Answer:

The employees were afraid a British naval blockade would trap them without supplies.