Answer: 1. The French seize 300 US ships
2. Three Americans are sent to France to negotiate.
3. France demands a $250,000 bribe and $12 million loan from the United States.
4. The United States engages in the Quasi-War with France.
Explanation:
The Quasi-War or sometimes called the XYZ Affair was a war between the United States and France in the 18th century that happened at the sea.
In 1793, there was a war between France and Great Britain and the United States was neutral, then the next year,the Jay Treaty was signed by Britain and the United States and this got France angry because France believed that it violated the earlier treaty that they had with the United States.
Due to this, American ships were seized by France and after John Adams became the president of the United States, he sent a three man delegate to France so that peace can be restored. The delegates were bit given a listening ear when they got to France but we're told that they had to pay a huge bribe and also got be a loan to France.
When the diplomats got back to America with the information from France, the United States president was angry and this ultimately led to the Quasi War.
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D. more opportunities for woman and minorites
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Answer:
European customs replaced native African customs.
Explanation:
The Europeans were obviously the oppressive people back then. They were the colonizes and, as it often goes when you have a dominant culture, elements of the local culture were either forbidden, set aside, or just avoided in order to the Europeans to feel more accommodated in the colonies. It was not uncommon for Europeans to think that other cultures were uncivilized or barbaric when most of the times, they were just different. Sometimes, superior to European culture in some aspects, even.
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The Radical Republican plan was considered radical because it involved completely reforming and re-creating Southern society. Former slaves were empowered, and many even entered into politics.
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Not too sure about this one, can't find much information on it.