History, 18.11.2020 17:30 Jenifermorales101

Why did President Washington want the United States to remain neutral? 1. Washington thought it was the safest plan
2. Washington thought it was the cheapest plan.

3.There wasn't an army established yet.

4.Washington didn't want the British to take over.

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