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Reminders: Homework: Unit: The New Nation Focus Activity: MYP Unit Question: What makes an effective leader? Focus Question: Was Washington’s Foreign Policy Effective? Focus Activity: Blast from the Past! Take out last night’s HW (pg. 10) Homework: 1. Have a great day! Friday, February 1st, 2019  It’s FINALLY February  Reminders: Unit 6 Test: Friday, 2/8

Friday: Which native civilization adapted to their environment by building wooden longhouses?

Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation According to Washington, the U.S. should stay neutral. He says to “remain friendly to both sides.” Washington warns against taking sides. Anyone who does not listen to Washington’s warning will not be kept safe by the U.S. The United States was a young nation that did not need to get involved in any foreign issues (no more debt!).

Jay’s Treaty The British were capturing American trading ships in the French West Indies. Washington sent Chief Justice John Jay to try to make a treaty with Britain. Jay’s Treaty did not stop the British from capturing U.S. ships, which continued to hurt U.S. trade with the French.

Consider the following statement: “If someone I made a pact with was in trouble, I would honor that pact and help them out no matter what the cost to myself.” Do you: A) Strongly Agree B) Agree C) Disagree D) Strongly Disagree Explain your answer!

Four Corners! Strongly Agree Strongly Disagree Teacher Desk (Suchopar) Your Desks Agree Disagree Door

What do you think is the best way for America to pay off its current debt (money owed)?

Do you agree with Washington’s Foreign Policy? Explain your answer! Exit Card Do you agree with Washington’s Foreign Policy? Explain your answer!