George Washington's Second Term (1793-1797)

The Whiskey Rebellion

The Neutrality Proclamation

Jay's Treaty

Pinckney's Treaty

To keep the U.S. out of the war between France and Britain

To establish trade relations with Spain

To enforce the Fugitive Slave Act

To resolve the crisis in the Northwest Territory

Pinckney's Treaty

Jay's Treaty

The Neutrality Proclamation

The Fugitive Slave Act

Federal laws must be obeyed

The U.S. should remain neutral in foreign conflicts

Slavery must be federally enforced

Political parties should be avoided

To avoid involvement in European conflicts

To enforce the Fugitive Slave Act

To negotiate Jay's Treaty

To establish political parties

They could lead to disunity

They should be encouraged

They are necessary for democracy

They should focus on foreign alliances

It secured Britain's promise to withdraw troops

It provided access to the Mississippi River

It enforced the Fugitive Slave Act

It established the Neutrality Proclamation