XYZ Affair
The label given to the offer made by three French ministers in 1798 to renew diplomacy with the US in return for a bribe is known as the XYZ Affair. This incident strained relations between the two countries and led to an undeclared naval war known as the Quasi-War.
No, John Adams did not accept the bribe in the XYZ affair. When American diplomats were approached with bribe demands by French agents, Adams refused to give in and instead chose to prioritize the country's integrity.
The incident is called the XYZ Affair. It took place in 1797 when three French agents, identified only as X, Y, and Z, demanded a bribe and a loan from American diplomats in exchange for stopping French attacks on American ships.
The duration of The Bribe is 1.63 hours.
The word "bribe" originated from the Old French word "bribe," which meant a piece of bread or similar reward given to beggars or servants. Over time, the term evolved to refer to something given to influence or corrupt someone in a position of trust or authority.
An antonym for bribe is "honesty" or "integrity."
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A gift is given with friendlyness and caringness will excepting nothing back wereas a bribe is a gift given for a sole reason usally to keep somebody quiet or wanting something in return.
Discuss a treaty to protect U.S shipping in exchange for a bribe.
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Bribe Bribe can be a noun and a verb eg verb -- He tried to bribe me. noun -- He offered me a bribe.
He was furious. as said so in my History book;)
No. It can be a verb -- to bribe-- or a noun -- a bribe.
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No, John Adams did not accept the bribe in the XYZ affair. When American diplomats were approached with bribe demands by French agents, Adams refused to give in and instead chose to prioritize the country's integrity.
The incident is called the XYZ Affair. It took place in 1797 when three French agents, identified only as X, Y, and Z, demanded a bribe and a loan from American diplomats in exchange for stopping French attacks on American ships.