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US stayed neutral in the French Revolutionary Wars.Set a precedent for US neutrality in foreign wars
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Normalize trade relations with Great Britain while removing them from western forts
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Trade went down with France and Britain, relations with those two countries went down as well. Foreign relations changed with other countries instead of staying static.
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Lakes in America were largely demilitarized by both parties (US and Britain) and both agreed to joint control over Oregon Territory, caused some difficulty in WWI but terms were not broken or changed. Problem and solution were domestic and foreign instead of just foreign.
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Trade with Allies tripled. Attempted to stay neutral during the war, but started leaning towards Britain and France for trade.
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Allowed FDR to grant a special status of trade to certain countries. Gave him improved relations with other countries instead of staying.
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Increased aid, and increase trade with European countries following WW2
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Retracted previous statement, trying to smooth things over.
The UK’s like ummm ok i guess. Obama, just like washington, tries to solve the discrepancy with as little violence as possible. -
Obama threatened that the UK “could not count on maintaining its current economic relationship with the United States” if they continued brexit. The UK got angry at the lack of support; so now its more difficult to make a deal.
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Trump wants them to directly exit the eu without an agreement so they can make a trade agreement. The UK doesn't want to take this deal- tensions are running high. Washington tried to normalize things, but Trump wants to push this new deal.
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Huawei was allowed to build its 5g network despite US concerns
Trump’s relationship with Boris Johnson is strained. War, it may be inescapable. prioritized peace and laying low. Trump is pushing harder and harder- possibly enough to start a trade war.
