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1 Warm- up What are some problems a brand new country (like America) would face? What domestic issues did George Washington solve? What does the word PRECEDENT mean? What is one PRECEDENT set by George Washington?

2 Foreign Policy and Washington’s Farewell
Objective: How did foreign policy challenges affect political debate and shape American government?

3 Think about it. . . What does the word FOREIGN mean?
Why might America have problems with other countries?

4 Problem #1: Native Americans

5 Fighting with Native Americans
There are British forts in American territory (west) The British gave Native Americans guns and money Why would the British want to help the Native Americans?

6 Battles with Native Americans
Little Turtle vs. United States Battle of Fallen Timbers US wins in just 40 minutes! Treaty of Greenville signed: Native American leaders give Ohio to US

7 "Charge of the Dragoons at Fallen Timbers," painted by R. T
"Charge of the Dragoons at Fallen Timbers," painted by R.T. Zogbaum, ca

8 Treaty of Greenville Ohio territory sold for $20,000 + annual payment of $10,000

9 Problem # 2: France

10 French Revolution (1789) Reaction
Jefferson and the Democratic Republicans support France Hamilton and the Federalists support Great Britain George Washington issues Proclamation of neutrality - the country is too new to get involved in a war NEUTRAL: The US does not support either side

11 Problem #3: Great Britain

12 Jay’s Treaty George Washington sends John Jay to Great Britain to work out a compromise Jay’s Treaty gave control of the Northwest Territory to the US

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14 Problem #4: Spain

15 Treaty with Spain Why is this important for the US? G. Washington sends Thomas Pinckney to Spain to negotiate a treaty Pinckney’s Treaty of 1795 (aka Treaty of San Lorenzo) Gave all land east of the Mississippi River (except Florida) to the US US citizens were given access to the Mississippi River at New Orleans Modern day New Orleans port area

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17 Pinckney’s Treaty (San Lorenzo) Jay’s Treaty American who negotiated the treaty Country the treaty was made with Terms of the treaty American’s Reaction to the Treaty

18 Pinckney’s Treaty (San Lorenzo)
American who negotiated the treaty Thomas Pinckney Country the treaty was made with Spain Terms of the treaty Allowed the US free navigation of the Mississippi River and duty free transport at the port of New Orleans American’s Reaction to the Treaty Americans continued to move westward

19 Jay’s Treaty American who negotiated the treaty John Jay
Country the treaty was made with Great Britain Terms of the treaty Withdrawal of British troops in the Northwest Territory American’s Reaction to the Treaty Unpopular with Americans because it was supposed to stop impressment of American soldiers

20 Time for George Washington to say goodbye. . .

21 George Washington’s Farewell Address Advice
Avoid political divisions into parties Avoid alliances with other countries Do not get involved in European affairs

22 RECAP: Washington’s Achievements
Defeating the Native Americans (Indians) Opening Western Lands for Settlement Keeping the US out of War with Europe Great Foreign Trade ($$) Stopped the Whiskey Rebellion Setting Precedent for each Branch

23 Video Clip Our first President

24 Ticket Out Complete Sentences Please!
How would you describe American Foreign policy in the early years? Discuss at least 3 specific examples.


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