(1 point)
Responses
Like Washington, he supported a policy of Neutrality and did not want war with Europe
Like Washington, he supported a policy of Neutrality and did not want war with Europe
He was worried that congress would not support a war with France.
He was worried that congress would not support a war with France.
He was against the Democratic Republicans and did not want to support them in a war against France.
He was against the Democratic Republicans and did not want to support them in a war against France.
He was not able to decide which side he wanted to support
He was not able to decide which side he wanted to support
Question 2
The reason that it is called the X,Y,Z affair is because the French officials that the Americans diplomats met with were referred to as X, Y, and Z(1 point)
Responses
True
True
False
1 answer
For your first question, the correct response is:
Like Washington, he supported a policy of Neutrality and did not want war with Europe.
For your second question, the answer is:
True.
The affair is called the X, Y, Z affair because the French officials involved were referred to as X, Y, and Z in diplomatic correspondence.
