In his Farewell Address, George Washington warned the nation against:
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Correct answer: Permanent alliances with foreign nations and political parties
Washington advocated for a policy of isolationism regarding European politics to maintain American independence. He also feared that 'factions' or political parties would divide the country and open it to foreign influence.
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