Who was the French foreign minister who interfered with the United

States' neutrality in the war between Britain and France during the French

Revolution?

(A) Edmond-Charles Genêt

(B) Charles Talleyrand

(C) Georges Clemenceau

(D) Ferdinand Maximilian

(E) Maximilian Robespierre

A) Edmond-Charles Genet was the French foreign minister who interfered with the United States' neutrality in the war between Britain and France during the French Revolution.

He directly violated the United States' Neutrality Act by outfitting French privateers in American ports to attack British ships despite numerous warnings from the U. S officials.