Question

how did washington respond to the french revolution? he sent military support to the french monarchy to defend against the rebellion and against the british. he declared that the united states would be neutral during the war. he sent military forces to support the french revolutionaries and their desire for a more democratic government. he sent the british weapons to help them in their war against france.

Explanation:

George Washington, as the President of the United States during the French Revolution, recognized that the young United States was not in a position to engage in a foreign war. The country was still building its infrastructure, economy, and military. A neutral stance would protect the U.S. from potential destruction and allow it to focus on internal development. This decision was also in line with the idea of avoiding "entangling alliances" that Washington would later emphasize in his Farewell Address.

Answer:

He declared that the United States would be neutral during the war.