Hamilton - Cabinet Battle #2 - (Wayground)

Why does Secretary Jefferson believe the United States should support France in its war with England?

• Because France provided financial and military aid during the American Revolution.

• Because France promised to give land to the United States.

• Because France is a wealthy and stable ally.

• Because France has already won the war.

What is Secretary Hamilton's main concern about supporting France in the war?

• The United States has no military resources to spare.

• The United States has no treaty with France.

• France has already lost the war.

• France's leadership is unstable after the king's execution.

What does Hamilton suggest about the treaty with France?

• It was signed with a king who is no longer alive.

• It requires immediate military action.

• It is still valid and must be honored.

• It guarantees land for the United States.

What decision does the President make regarding the conflict between France and England?

• To send troops to support France.

• To declare war on England.

• To remain neutral in the conflict.

• To form a new treaty with France.

What does the President imply about supporting every revolution in the world?

• It is a moral obligation to support all revolutions.

• It is the only way to maintain alliances.

• It is impossible to support every revolution without limits.

• It is necessary to support revolutions to gain power.