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What did Washington warn Americans about in his Farewell Address?
What did Washington warn Americans about in his Farewell Address?
- The need for foreign influence in American politics
- The advantages of political divisions
- The importance of national unity (correct)
- The benefits of regionalism and partisanship
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Washington's Farewell Address
- Washington warned Americans about the dangers of political parties and the negative effects they could have on the young nation's unity and stability.
- He cautioned against the formation of intense party spirit, which he believed could lead to regionalism, sectionalism, and ultimately, national disunity.
- Washington also advised Americans to beware of the influence of foreign powers, warning them against forming permanent alliances and enduring rivalries with other nations.
- Additionally, he emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong moral character and preserving the principles of liberty and justice upon which the United States was founded.
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