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The Washington administration's policy toward the French Revolution was ___.
A) to support King Louis XVI
B) to convince England to declare war on France
C) to declare war on France
D) to maintain neutrality
E) to support the revolutionaries

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Tundexi

Maintaining of neutrality was the essence of Washington administration's policy toward the French Revolution

What is the neutrality policy?

The Neutrality policy was an announcement made by George Washington to declared the nation as neutral part in the conflict between the France and Great Britain

Hence, the maintainance of neutrality was the essence of Washington administration's policy toward the French Revolution.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

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Answer:

It is D

Explanation:

 Their only crime was being part of the aristocracy. Many of France’s leading citizens, including doctors, scientists, and businessmen, were executed unjustly.The war spread from France until other European nations were involved. President Washington firmly believed that the United States should remain neutral and not become involved in disputes among European nations. He wisely kept the United States out of this war.

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