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Part B

Washington had a lot to say about involvement with foreign nations (pages 22-27). What distinction does he make
between permanent alliances and temporary alliances?

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User Relisora
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Answer:

Although Washington found it acceptable to make temporary alliances during emergencies, he suggested that permanent alliances should be avoided.

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User Ayla
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Answer:

Washington was against permanent alliances and in favour of temporary alliances.

Step-by-step explanation:

Washington argues that the country should avoid permanent alliances with all foreign nations, but to maintain temporary alliances with foreign nations which is very important and necessary when there is extreme danger. He knew that every country works for their own benefits not for others. He also said that current treaties should be honored but not extended. This statement shows that Washington was against permanent alliances and in favour of temporary alliances.

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