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In his farewell address, George Washington cautioned America against: a.enacting an excise tax on whiskey b.purchasing land from the French c.establishing a bank of the US d.forming permanent alliances
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In his farewell address, George Washington cautioned America against: a.enacting an excise tax on whiskey

b.purchasing land from the French
c.establishing a bank of the US
d.forming permanent alliances with powers in Europe

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D is the answer to the question
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d is the right answer
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