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What was the general US policy regarding involvement in European affairs at this time?
Yes some tribes stayed neutral while other tribes were persuaded by the treaties the Americans and British made. The tribes that stayed neutral didn't join either side were having too much problems to go into war like holding their own land or maintaining their tribe. It goes either way when it comes to which tribe wanted what either side offered.
No, even after the war they were all not united. after the war there were many problems concerning money and land.
They were Patriots in the American Revolution.
The US encountered 2 problems with remaining neutral. First, the French and British forces attacked US ships which put a damper on foreign trade. Also, American sailors were being pressed into service by the British army.
I believe he said not to get mixed up into political parties and to stay neutral in the French Revolution. -Matt
The war was far away and America thought it best to sort out its own problems first. It was a new state after all.
The United States developed this neutral stance because they did not want radical changes in the US.
The Proclamation of Neutrality
Yes some tribes stayed neutral while other tribes were persuaded by the treaties the Americans and British made. The tribes that stayed neutral didn't join either side were having too much problems to go into war like holding their own land or maintaining their tribe. It goes either way when it comes to which tribe wanted what either side offered.
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The U.S. government was against going into the French Revolution because they had just gotten out of a war, and the government also wanted to remain neutral.
No, even after the war they were all not united. after the war there were many problems concerning money and land.
He saw the rebellionas a threat to the new government's authority.
Native Americans attacked Colonial settlements, and settlers killed neutral Native Americans.
Native Americans attacked Colonial settlements, and settlers killed neutral Native Americans.
He saw the rebellionas a threat to the new government's authority.
Samuel was sort of neutral, but at the same time he had the urge of wanting to help the American soldiers.