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George Washington issued the Proclamation of Neutrality to claim a neutral position in order to keep the United States from getting in the middle of the conflict between the two warring nations, France and Great Britain.
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An incident between the United States and France during which the French foreign minister sent three agents to demand payment from the American diplomats before French officials would agree to meet with them
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A peace agreement signed between the two nations of the United States and France that allowed peace to be restored between the two feuding nations.
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President Jefferson purchased the Louisiana territory from Napoleon of France and therefore doubled the size of the United States
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The Embargo Act essentially stopped trade between the United States and two warring nations: France and Great Britain. However, this caused major economic damages by halting trade with the warring nations.
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A war fought between Great Britain and the United States over British violations of American maritime laws and rights.
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The peace treaty signed by both the United States and the United Kingdom that ended the War of 1812
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This doctrine, issued by President Monroe, stated that the United States would not tolerate European intervention in the affairs of any independent nation in the Americas.
