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21 August, 19:44

How did American debates about foreign policy in the 1790's reflect the beliefs of the political parties?

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  1. 21 August, 20:38
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    The policies a party supports or does not support reflect the belief of a political party.

    This also applies to foreign policy.

    A party will debate in favour of what they believe in - regarding foreign policy.
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