One feature common to the foreign policies of
Presidents George Washington, John Adams, and
Thomas Jefferson was that each wanted to
(1) favor France in its conflict with Great Britain
(2) secure new territory west of the Mississippi
River
(3) maintain neutrality during European conflicts
(4) seek military alliances with neighboring
countries
One feature common to the foreign policies of Presidents George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson was that each wanted to "(3) maintain neutrality during European conflicts"
