APUSH in 1 Minute Daily: Issues with Britain

The video discusses post-Revolutionary War issues between the U.S. and Britain, focusing on the Treaty of Paris and subsequent tensions. In 1793, Britain imposed trade restrictions and impressed American sailors, leading to diplomatic efforts by Washington. Jay's Treaty, though unpopular, avoided war and maintained U.S. neutrality. The video concludes with a preview of future topics.

What was the main agreement in the Treaty of Paris (1783) regarding British actions?

• Britain would evacuate U.S. land claims.

• Britain would maintain their posts in America.

• Britain would impose trade restrictions on America.

• Britain would form an alliance with America.

Why did Britain justify maintaining their posts in America after the Treaty of Paris?

• Britain was forming a new treaty with France.

• America declared war on Britain.

• Britain wanted to expand their territory.

• America failed to uphold some agreements.

What action did Britain take in 1793 during their conflict with France?

• They signed a peace treaty with America.

• They withdrew from American territories.

• They banned American commercial links with France.

• They formed an alliance with America.

What was the primary goal of John Jay's diplomatic mission to Britain?

• To declare war on Britain.

• To negotiate a new trade agreement.

• To avoid another military conflict.

• To form an alliance with France.

What was a major criticism of Jay's Treaty in America?

• It did not address impressment or commercial restrictions.

• It led to war with Britain.

• It increased American taxes.

• It resulted in a British alliance with France.

What policy did Jay's Treaty help maintain for Washington?

• Expansionism

• Isolationism and neutrality

• Aggressive diplomacy

• Military intervention