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He wouldn't like it because he supported isolationism, which is when a country (the United States, in this case) didn't interfere or take part in other foreign affairs, which was basically cutting the U.S. off from other countries. The Pan-American union was the complete opposite of isolationism, meaning they were a part of other countries. Hope this helped! :-)
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Who were three leaders of the union?
one of them was GEORGE WASHINGTON
Where did the us expand during George Washington's presidency?
Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee were added to the union while Washington was President. There was no territorial expansion.
How Many states were there when George Washington became your president?
George washington became a president in washington d.c named after him when he made the declartation of independance and then made the white house benjamin banneker help him build it and now on each president lives in the white house when they get voted for president and with all the memories with the old presidents.
What states were admitted to the union during George Washington's presidency?
During George Washington's presidency, Vermont was admitted to the Union on March 4, 1791, and Kentucky was admitted on June 1, 1792. These were the 14th and 15th states to join the United States. Washington's presidency lasted from 1789 to 1797, and these were the only two states admitted during his time in office.
How many battles did george Custer win?
George Custer fought in a total of 15 battles as a part of the United States Union. Of those 15 battles George Custer and his union won 9.
