Which of the following was a motivation for washington’s proclamation of neutrality in 1793?

a.) to keep the united states out of other nations’ conflicts
b.) to unite the nations of france and britain
c.) to denounce britain because of its monarchy
d.) to appease the french because of their powerful navy
e.) to end the alliance with france

The correct answer is A. The main motivation for Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793 was to keep the United States out of other nations' conflicts.

Explanation:

To avoid getting entangled in the war between Britain and France, Washington issued the Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793. During this time, he was cautious with the advice offered by Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson (supporter of the French) and Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton (supporter of the British), not taking sides by either side. This action served as an ideological basis to try to avoid any future involvement in foreign conflicts.

b) to encourage free trade

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