how did washington handle the war between britain and france? (1 point) the u.s. formed an alliance with…

Brief Explanations:

During the war between Britain and France, George Washington issued a Proclamation of Neutrality in 1793. The U.S. was a young nation and could not afford to be involved in a major European war. Washington's decision was based on the country's best - interests at the time. Forming an alliance with either side (France or Britain) could have led to significant risks such as attacks on U.S. territory, disruption of trade, and further debt. Entering the war would also have been a huge strain on the young nation's resources. Remaining neutral allowed the U.S. to focus on its own development, maintain trade with both sides (to some extent), and avoid unnecessary destruction and loss of life.

Answer:

The U.S. remained neutral and did not enter the war.