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Why did Washington decide on neutrality as his foreign policy?

Why did Washington decide on neutrality as his foreign policy?
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Why did Washington decide on neutrality as his foreign policy?

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Because President Washington believed that America was too young to involve itself in a European war. America politicians remained neutral in European affairs from 1793 to 1898... not a 100% on this answer more like a 99%
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