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What did President George Washington warn against in his farewell address?


permitting too much trade with European powers

becoming overly involved with foreign politics

creating diplomatic relations with new nations

establishing a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada

forming an international forum for discussion

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Becoming Overly involved with Foreign policies.
This referred to at the time, the conflict between Britain and France and the French Revolution.

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becoming overly involved with foreign politics.

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As the country was still very new by the time President George Washington gave his farewell address, his concerns were linked to the stability and resilience of the country. The thing that the president warns against is becoming overly involved with foreign policies. He believes this would be an unnecessary complication for America, as well as a violation of the autonomy of other countries. Washington was mostly concerned with the conflict between Britain and France and the French Revolution.

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