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∙ 9y agoJefferson fought for French and British citizens not to be expelled from America. He was in favor of neutrality but he was not in favor of Adam's alien and sedition laws.
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∙ 9y agothe English took us citizens off of ships because they thought that they were British deserters. the French would disrupt trade if they thought that the goods were going to aid the British.
French and Indian War
At the beginning of the British French War of 1793 Thomas Jefferson was in support of France. He believed that the Americans owed their loyalties to this country because of their support during the American Revolution.
The French and Indian war. At the end of the war, the French lost all of their land in North America to the British and Spanish except for some islands in the Caribbean.
It doubled the size of the United States.
All the English speaking colonists of North America were British citizens at that time; the French were their common enemy.
Jefferson was an early defender of the French Revolution. Thomas Jefferson sided with the French against the British.
Thomas Jefferson signed the Embargo Acts
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The French and Indian War affected the modern times because for example, if the British didn't win the America's wouldn't be speaking English. If the French won, then the colonists in the Americas would be speaking French as of today. But since British won, the citizens in America now speak English because our mother country, Britain, won the French and Indian War.
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It is the British which did and then the French followed.
Jefferson made the Louisiana Purchase from the French.
The Proclamation of Neutrality prohibited American citizens from fighting in the war between Britain and French. It also barred French and British warships from American ports.
Only British citizens who are permanent residents of France at the time of a presidential election are entitled to vote. Only French expatriate citizens are entitled to vote overseas in Britain.
Jefferson, who had served as foreign minister to France, believed that the United States should help the French in their revolution again the tyrannical King Louis. He believed that we should support the efforts of French citizens whose cause was similar to ours. Jefferson was instrumental in helping with the ideas that became the French Declaration of the Rights of Man.
Edward Braddock