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What was an effect of Jay's Treaty in 1794
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What was an effect of Jay's Treaty in 1794

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It prevented a war between England and the United States.

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One of the most significant effects of Jay's Treaty in 1794 was to avoid a war with Great Britain over issues with the Treat of Paris. This led to a trade relationship. 
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