Mr. von Kamp's American History Class: Chapter 8 Section 3

Summary

In the West, settlers were moving onto land protected by treaties with Native Americans. After many battles, however, Native Americans signed the Treaty of Greenville and surrendered most of their land.

When Britain and France went to war in 1793, Washington hoped that the United States could remain neutral. When the British captured and impressed American ships, Washington sent chief justice John Jay to reach a settlement. In what became known as Jay’s Treaty, the British agreed to withdraw from American soil.

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Guided Reading - Chapter 8 Section 3 - Troubles at Home and Abroad