Question

Evaluate the extent of change in United States foreign policy in the period 1783 to 1828

Answer 1

Answer:

The extent of change in United States foreign policy in the period 1783 to 1828 is discussed below in details.

Explanation:

Foreign policy is the relationship of any country with other countries around the globe.

• Congress chose to make significant shifts in the foreign policy of America. They followed it according to the Articles of Confederation. This was obeyed between 1776 to 89.
• In 1783, the Paris treaty was signed as a result of which America could spread its colony to the Mississippi River.
• Hence in 1795, a friendship treaty between America and Britain was signified to prevent any unforeseeable war. The Jeffersonians opposed this policy of neutral character.
• In 1812, America entirely changed its diplomatic role and started a war with Britain. This war was quite Ill-prepared hence another Act of Ghent was signified between the two authorities to encourage peace.
• While in the 1820s, a new policy was adopted that prevented the involvement of Britain in American affairs.