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Trouble Abroad Quiz and Notes

French Revolution (1789) Citizens overthrow Monarchy to create a republican government. Some Americans celebrated, others feared the French violent riots.

France & Great Britain go to War U.S. declare Neutrality Proclamation ◦The U.S. will not take sides with countries at war in Europe. As a young nation, was this a good idea?

Edmund Genet: France Representative ◦Encouraged people to rise up against Washington. ◦Genet asked to leave the U.S. (Jefferson Agreed)

Jefferson & Hamilton Conflict ◦Jefferson leaves cabinet. ◦Feels he can’t do his job with Hamilton around. I I’m LEAVING the ‘DREAM TEAM’ !!!!

Conflict between Britain and the United States ◦Seizing U.S. ships in West Indies ◦British troops in the Western Frontier Why is it important for the US to stay neutral with the British?

Chief Justice John Jay was sent to London to settle problem. BritishUnited States Pay Damages for U.S. ships Britain abandon forts in the West Britain would allow U.S. ships to trade w/ West Indies Pay debts to British merchants, from before the Revolution

What does this image suggest how Americans felt about the Treaty? Did not prevent Britain from capturing U.S. Ships British supporting American Indians Britain DID NOT return slaves, that were set free during the war.

Quiz Begins in …. Put notes away… Take out a scrap sheet of paper… Put your name on it…

PAGE 310 French Revolution 1. ALL Americans supported the French Revolution? (True/False)

PAGE 311 U.S. Neutrality 2. The Neutrality Proclamation said the United States would…. A. Stay neutral on the western frontier with Indians. B. Stay neutral on their position over slavery. C. Stay neutral with countries at war in Europe.

Page 312 Citizen Genet 3. Edmund Genet was asked to leave the U.S. because… a. He was an illegal immigrant. b. He asked the American people to overrule Washington. c. He broke more than one Constitutional law. 4. Why did Jefferson leave the cabinet? a. He got very ill. b. Hamilton was interfering with Jefferson’s job. c. Washington and Jefferson did not like each other.

Page Jay’s Treaty 5. Jay’s Treaty was a compromise between the French and the United States regarding trading in the West Indies. (True / False) 6. Americans felt that Jay’s Treaty was a success, as it addressed all issues and conflicts that affected America. (True / False)

Done! Pass in your Quiz!