Differences Between Britain And The United States After Revolutionary War

After the Revolutionary War, there were unresolved issues between Britain and the United States. Britain was not following the agreements set forth in the Treaty of Paris in1783. President Washington was concerned about trade and peaceful relations with Britain. He sent John Jay, the Chief Justice of the U.S., to Britain in 1794 to negotiate an agreement. Sentence Jay’s Treaty was an example of early foreign policy that had strengths and weakness which also caused tensions between the political