How did George Washington and Thomas Jefferson react to the violence and chaos in France in the late 1700s? Both saw it as a necessary response to the privileges of royalty and aristocrats.
Both believed that France should settle its internal problems without outside intervention.
Washington felt that Great Britain should try to stop it, but Jefferson felt that it would end on its own.
Jefferson felt that Great Britain should try to stop it, but Washington felt that it would end on its own.

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