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1789 - 1793
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The french citizens overthrew their king to become a republican government. They got the idea from the Americans and how they had a revolution. The french were very violent because they decapitated their king and queen.
1794 - 1795
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This treaty solved and or fixed any problems that the United States and Great Britain. They each payed their debts to each other.
1793 - 1794
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Stated that us, the United States would not take sides with any European country. Some didn't agree with Washington's idea.
1795 - 1796
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This treaty is similar to Jay's treaty because it settled any problems between Spain and the United States and where the border was. They agreed on 31 degrees North
1790 - 1795
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These were fights between the United States and the Native Americans over territory. As a result the signed the Treaty of Greenville. This left the indians with $20,000 worth of goods.
1791 - 1794
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It was a tax on whiskey made in America. A lot of people were irritated and upset about the tax. They always complained without violence until 1794 and a fight had begun. Washington took some of the soldiers to the Pennsylvania, where the fights were originated from, and most of the rebels fled.