7.) which precedent did the treaty of greenville establish?

a.) the united states government would allow state governments to negotiate treaties with native americans
b.) the united states government would expand territory through purchases from foreign governments
c.) the united states government would expand territory by taking it from native americans
d.) the united states would never expand into native american territories.

9.) how did the first united states government deal with problems with foreign countries?

a.) the first administration declared england the only ally of the united states.
b.) the united states went to war with many countries that didn't agree with them.
c.)to avoid conflicts, the government gave in to demands of other countries
d.) it declared the united states neutral and would not get involved in others' issues.

10.) what was a concern that washington has about the new country when he left office?

a.) the political parties that emerge could become a cause of national division.
b.) the country needed to make permanent alliances with england and france.
c.) to protect the new democracy, the federalists needed to have more authority.
d.) to progress, the country needed to ignore it's religious and moral background.

7- The correct anser is B. The Treaty of Greenville established that the United States government would expand territory through purchases from foreign governments.

The Greenville Treaty was signed in Fort Greenville on August 3, 1795 - during the presidency of George Washington - between a coalition of Native Americans and the United States following the defeat of the Natives in the Battle of Fallen Timbers on August 20, 1794. This treaty ended the war against the Northwest Natives.

In exchange for $20,000 worth of goods (blankets, utensils and pets), the Indians ceded a large portion of the current state of Ohio to the United States.

9- The correct answer is A. The first administration declared England the only ally of the United States through the Jay Treaty.

The Jay Treaty, also known as the London Treaty of 1794, was an international treaty between the United States and the Kingdom of Great Britain to resolve the differences between the two countries that had arisen as a result of the War of Independence. The supporters of Jefferson did not like the treaty but it was approved by Congress and contributed to the formation of the first political parties. It was signed in the month of November 1794 and entered into force in 1795.

The Americans were granted some rights to trade with the British colonies in India and the Caribbean, in exchange for some restrictions on the export of cotton from the United States.

10- The correct answer is A. Washington's concern when he left the office was that the new political parties could become a cause of national division. He statet that in his Farewell Address.

The Washington Farewell Address was an introduction to republican virtue and a stern warning against political parties, sectoralization and participation in foreign wars.

while it was true that the cotton gin reduced the labor of removing seeds, it did not reduce the need for slaves to grow and pick the cotton.

explanation:

before eli whitney's invention of the cotton gin, picking and cleaning cotton was a slow, labor-intensive job. workers, usually slaves, had to pick the seeds from the cotton fibers by hand. this invention made it possible to grow large amounts of cotton on big farms and make money.