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George washington decided not to be neutral when dealing with the conflict between Britain and France

George washington decided not to be neutral when dealing with the conflict between Britain and France
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George washington decided not to be neutral when dealing with the conflict between Britain and France

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Answer: False

Explanation: George Washington maintained his policy of trying not to be involved in international affairs in this scenario.

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