What did President George Washington warn against in his farewell address? A. permitting too much trade with European powers B.
becoming overly involved with foreign politics C. creating diplomatic relations with new nations D. establishing a trade agreement with Mexico and Canada E. forming an international forum for discussion
The answer is: B. becoming overly involved with foreign politics.
In his farewell address letter published in 1796, U.S. president George Washington advises Americans against the excessive engagement in sectionalism, political parties, and becoming too attached to any foreign nation. In that matter, he is cautious about the political uncertainty Americans they must evade if they mean to keep their legitimate values.
