Neutrality Proclamation: This was an official statement issued by President Washington in 1793, declaring that the United States would remain neutral in conflicts between European powers. It aimed to avoid entanglements and protect American interests.
Farewell Address: In his farewell address, delivered at the end of his presidency, George Washington emphasized the importance of unity among Americans and warned against political factions and foreign alliances.
Jay Treaty: The Jay Treaty, negotiated with Great Britain in 1794 by Chief Justice John Jay, aimed to resolve disputes between the two countries after the Revolutionary War. It helped maintain peace but faced criticism for not addressing all grievances.