3. Explaining What role did foreign nations play in President Washington's relations with Native American groups?

The role that foreign nations played in president Washington's relation with Native Americans was that Britain and Spain sided with the Native Americans, who fought the westward advance of American settlers. Washington's approach to foreign policy was that he wanted to observe good faith and justice torward all nations and to steer clear of permanent alliances. It was complicated because of the new threat that was political parties.