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Reptile [31]
3 years ago
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How did washingtons policy on matters at home differ from his foreign policy

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wel3 years ago
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<span> Washington's domestic policy differed from his foreign policy because he wanted the US to be completely separated from Europe, especially England, but he wanted America to be completely united with no separate groups that could tear the country apart. - </span>
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