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What issues did Washington believe we're most dangerous to the future of a new nation
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What issues did Washington believe we're most dangerous to the future of a new nation

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Washington, like many of the other Founding Fathers, were concerned that the nation would get itself involved in foreign conflicts too early--since they were afraid the nation lacked the resources and money to get involved in such conflicts. 
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