• 1794 John Jay’ treaty was passed. On November 19, 1794 delegates of the United States and Great Britain marked Jay's Treaty, which tried to settle exceptional issues between the two nations that had been left uncertain since American autonomy. The bargain demonstrated disliked with the American open yet accomplished the objective of keeping up peace between the two countries and saving U.S. nonpartisanship. 1796 George Washington addressed his Farewell before retiring.
• Federalists were drawn to a great extent from the high class of society and reflected values and tastes of the British gentry. By most records, Federalists doubted the capacity of the masses to make sound political judgements, accepting rather that a republic ought to be
• Federalists were drawn to a great extent from the high class of society and reflected values and tastes of the British gentry. By most records, Federalists doubted the capacity of the masses to make sound political judgements, accepting rather that a republic ought to be