Why did Washington advise that the United States practice neutrality?

a. The Constitution did not give the government the right to handle foreign affairs.

b. This would prove that the United States was not afraid to go to war with any nation.

c. He believed this would demonstrate the power of the United States Navy.

d. Getting involved in European affairs would risk America s peace and prosperity.

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Lance Johnston

30 April, 23:02

Why did Washington advise that the United States practice neutrality?

a. The Constitution did not give the government the right to handle foreign affairs.

b. This would prove that the United States was not afraid to go to war with any nation.

c. He believed this would demonstrate the power of the United States Navy.

d. Getting involved in European affairs would risk America s peace and prosperity.

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Esmeralda Craig · Answer 1

D. Getting involved in European affairs would risk America s peace and prosperity. The main notion was that U. S would conduct a war which could not afford