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Why did the united states feel vulnerable to international threats in the 1790s? who posed threats? and why?

Why did the united states feel vulnerable to international threats in the 1790s? who posed threats? and why?
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Why did the united states feel vulnerable to international threats in the 1790s? who posed threats? and why?

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The Haitan revolution provoked fear of a race war in white southerners.
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