What were george Washington foreign policies under presidency?

Washington counseled the public to be wary of foreign influence. He argued for impartial commercial treaties, but against treaties of permanent alliance, although the United States should fulfill any existing agreements "with perfect good faith." Temporary alliances would be acceptable in "extraordinary emergencies."

raymond can buy special closed cooling containers or a semi-truck with a air conditioned cooling system and an open box for the fruits,

they were citizens but they could not vote and they did could not get involved into a political situation during that time.