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What was Washington's approach to foreign polity, and why was it complicated?
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What was Washington's approach to foreign polity, and why was it complicated?

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Washington's main approach to foreign policy as president was to remain as detached from the business of other nations as possible, which was complicated because the US owned a great debt to many nations, such as France. 
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