George Washington's Foreign Policy (Neutrality, Citizen Genet, Jay Treaty, Pinckney's Treaty)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2013
- www.tomrichey.net
An introduction to George Washington's foreign policy, including his Neutrality Proclamation, the Citizen Genet Affair, the Jay Treaty, and Pinckney's Treaty, as well as the conflict between Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton concerning the French Revolution. This lecture was designed chiefly for AP US History (APUSH) students, but is good for anyone with an interest in foreign policy, diplomacy, or early US History.
Timestamps:
05:09 - The Citizen Genet Affair
08:02 - Jay Treaty
11:42 - Pinckney's Treaty
It'll be a little while before I get to the Civil War - maybe December or January - but I'll try to keep a steady stream of US History content coming your way.. Thanks for watching!
I used this video well some of the material in my college class ( American History) for an exam I have in about an hour. Your video was pretty darn sweet.
Thank you for the excellent way to explain the sometimes complex history of the US. You keep it simple and at a level that anyone not only understands but enjoys.
watching this as a junior in college for my Foreign Policy course remembering watching this video 5 years ago when I took APUSH... will i ever grow out of Tom Richey videos?
Glad to still be a part of your ongoing education and I hope that’s still the case five years from now!
Love it Tom ! Showing it to my students brother. Keep them coming.
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I've actually filmed a segment called, "What are you drinking?" that I plan to edit and post in the next week or two. The plaque is an FFA plaque. Romulus and Remus are my boys!
Great job. I am home schooling U.S. history and this helps a lot.
Very helpful thanks a bunch!
Very helpful video on the topic of proclamation of neutrality 1793... This helped me so much to analyze the proclamation. ..Thank you...:-D
+Martha Gomez Glad I could help you!
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Great video, and very funny. Especially your little girl.
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Hi! I'm a social studies teacher, and this video was SO helpful in figuring out how to break down the treaties into small chunks for kids to remember... I'm curious, do you have a video about the Treaty of Greenville? Thanks!
No, I'm in Eastern PA... just student teaching, trying to re-learn early American history... I hadn't heard about it either until this year!
It gave the US the Ohio River Valley territory and pushed Native Americans off their land :)
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Well done. Slow, calm, detailed. Good FDR link. (But of course, he was wrong, because of Pearl - remember the Arizona.) Nice Cup! Tea, Earl Grey? USMC Plaque? Like the Romulus Remus statue!
Hamilton RIGHTLY argued that the French help in the Revolution was from a French government that no longer existed at that time.
Considering the new government didn’t have to pay off the ancien regime’s debts, it checks out.
Something else to add, at this point in history, US Senators were selected by state governments, not through direct popular election as they are today.
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The Jay treaty was more controversial than simply unpopular and there's a difference.
The Jay treaty was unpopular with the Democratic-Republican sections of the public, but with the more Northern states there was a greater tendency to support the treaty.
Washington campaign strongly for the treaty and put his prestige and reputation behind it. Hamilton organised papers and counter protests in favour of the treaty and did see success in the Northern areas. The violence of the Democratic-Republicans was also linked to the the violence of the French Revolutionists, which made the anti-Jay sections of society lose favour in many eyes.
The thing was that those who opposed the treaty made a greater fuss about it than those who supported it, which made it appear that more people would be opposed to it than for it. Todd Estes points out that Hamilton and Washington were more effective in rallying public opinion than Jefferson.
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Thanks for making these videos. They help me understand how corrupt our country is and help me on my homework. Very informational. Subscribed btw :)
Glad I can help. Thanks for the subscription!
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why the proclamation of neutrality was important i mean what was the benefits of this step economically and socially ?
nothing in this video show how corrupt is the usa , it' actually pretty good foreign policy
complain all you want but their really is not that much better of a country out their. Every country has its own set of issues. US. is far from perfect but its better than most.
First! To make a comment about the statuette of the founders of Rome over Tom's right shoulder, next to President Lincoln.
Will I pass if this is the only was I'm getting information for the exam? I hope so
+Sophia Nag Rizzi I hope so, too!
I still dont get it 😔😒
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great video. wow if some of these policies of neutrality were still in play we might not have a deficit like we do. american should be the first on the list of things to fix not other countries...imo
Hey, you kinda' look like Jay Treaty, Tom!
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Like #1000!
Same person
Oh god that audio hurts my ears.
Who else it here from a Eld day at JCMS
When we were in deaths door, when we were needy
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08:02 - Jay Treaty
No mention of the British kidnapping Americans and the subsequent definition of who were British subjects vs Americans?
Timothy Price I can't quite hit them all in a survey video like this, but perhaps I should have thrown that in there. Thanks for the feedback!
Timothy Price Also the French did this also
unclear on just what policy Genet exposed and his views
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Hey fellow southern rebel one point I have to make Senators at that time were not elected by the people bet the state houses it was the 17th amendment that changed the appointment process
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The video was good but the American Revolution was supported by the monarchy of France, not by French revolutionaries. King Louis drove France into bankruptcy with his support for the American Revolution, as he was competing with the British Empire, which was a huge contributing factor for the French Revolution in the first place. You do not acknowledge this as being one of the reasons the US did not support the French Revolution and you make it seem in your video that the Independence movement was supported by French Revolutionaries rather than the French monarchy.
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Is that a bust of Alexander the Great?
All this because some diplomat goes rogue.
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Fun fact, he talks like Obama