Which bill did Napolean use to trap President Madison into declaring war against England? Do not copy off of google!!

Napoleon did not use a specific "bill" to trap President Madison into declaring war against England. However, it is worth noting that the background leading to the War of 1812, in which President James Madison declared war against England, involved a complex interplay of international pressures, including those exerted by Napoleon's France.

One of the key factors that influenced American sentiment towards war with Britain was the Orders in Council, which were a series of decrees by the British government that imposed restrictions on neutral trade and were seen as a violation of American sovereignty. At the same time, Napoleon's Continental System, which was an attempt to block Britain from trading with the rest of Europe, also affected American ships. Both Britain and France were seizing American vessels that attempted to trade with the other, and this caused significant economic hardship and anger in the United States.

The situation was further complicated by the Chesapeake–Leopard affair, in which a British ship attacked a U.S. naval vessel, and by the impressment of American sailors into the British Navy. These factors, combined with a desire by some in the U.S., known as "War Hawks," to expand the nation's territory, eventually led to the U.S. Congress declaring war on June 18, 1812.

So while Napoleon did not directly use a legislative bill to bait Madison into the war, the economic warfare between Britain and Napoleon's France, as well as the aggressive actions of the British Navy, played critical roles in the U.S. decision to go to war