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Foreign policy actions of the administrations of George Washington and John AdamsA. were bound by treaty with France and prevented diplomatic relations with England.B. were widely accepted by both parties.C. maintained official neutrality and avoided being drawn into war.D. tended to side with England, putting the United States on the verge of war.
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