1. what was the purpose of washington's neutrality proclamation?
he wanted to remain n...
1. what was the purpose of washington's neutrality proclamation?
he wanted to remain neutral when defining his policy toward spain
he wanted to spell out his policy for imposing tax on imports and exports
he wanted to make it clear that the u. s. supported neither france nor britain in their war
he wanted to remain neutral as his newly elected cabinet developed an economic plan
i was thinking c
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