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France and the United States history goes back to colonial days. Six years after the revolution the toppled Bourbon monarchy dissipated some of the warmth for France. In Feb. of 1793 France viewed Washington's policy as partial to England. It was also regarded as hostile Jay's Treaty of Nov. of 1794 between Britain and America. To overcome this John Adams sent a special mission to Paris in 1797. When the French foreign minister demanded a bribe Adams exposed the episode. This is known as the XYZ affair and 2 years of hostilities at sea a quasi-war followed. It ended Sept. 1800 with the Treaty of Morfontaine which rid the US of the "entangling" French Alliance.
At the same time the First Consul Napoleon Bonaparte regained the Louisiana Territory from Spain leading Jefferson to consider war to prevent French control of the Mississippi River, but because of problems Bonaparte's North American plans fell through. To keep Louisiana out of British hands in an approaching war he sold it to the US in April 1803 for 15 million. In their warfare the French infringed on American ships, but less so than the British so in 1812 the United States declared war on Britain and fought as an ally to France. So, Jefferson wasn't neutral in this at all.
What else can I help you with?
What is a policy of supporting neither side during a war?
neutrality
Flanders was important as?
Flanders was important as a battlefield for hundreds of years, particularly during the Napoleonic war and First World War.
Which country declared neutrality during World War 2 and tried to westernize soon after that?
well many countries declared neutrality but i believe your thinking of Switzerland
How did the Americans try to follow George Washington's example during the Napoleonic war?
Wish to remain out of conflict
How did Americans try to follow George washingtons example during the Napoleonic war?
They wished to remain out of the conflict.
What policy kept Sweden neutral in World War 2?
Swedish neutrality refers to Sweden's policy of neutrality in armed conflicts, which has been in effect since the early 19th century. The policy originated largely as a result of Sweden's involvement in the Napoleonic Wars during which over a third of the country's territory was lost
What is a policy of supporting neither side during a war?
neutrality
Who led Austria during the Napoleonic war?
Francis II of Austria
How did American try to follow george washingtons example during the napoleonic war?
They wished to remain out of the conflict.
Why was neutrality good for Americans during world war 1?
becouse it is why.
What country proclaimed neutrality during World War 2?
Switzerland
What was the U.S. position during the first few years of the war?
neutrality
What is the policy of supporting neither side in a war during World War 1?
This is called neutrality.
Why did Germany violate a nations neutrality during World War 1?
Serbia
Flanders was important as?
Flanders was important as a battlefield for hundreds of years, particularly during the Napoleonic war and First World War.
Which community in America came out strongly for neutrality during World War 1?
The Irish
What has the author Mountague Bernard written?
Mountague Bernard has written: 'A historical account of the neutrality of Great Britain during the American Civil War' -- subject(s): Neutrality, Victorian, History 'A historical account of the neutrality of Great Britain during the American Civil War' -- subject(s): Neutrality, Foreign relations, History 'A lecture on alleged violations of neutrality by England in the present war' -- subject(s): Neutrality, Privateering 'Two lectures on the present American war' -- subject(s): History, Foreign public opinion, Addresses, sermons 'Remarks on some late decisions respecting the colonial church' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'A historical account of the neutrality of Great Britain during the American Civil War' -- subject(s): Neutrality, Victorian, History 'Four Lectures on Subjects Connected with Diplomacy'
