Jay Treaty, Anglo-American Relations, and Domestic Fallout (1794–1796)

1. Washington appoints John Jay as envoy

   Apr 16, 1794Labels: George Washington, John Jay

   • Founders Online
   • Senate Overview

2. Battle of Fallen Timbers shifts frontier balance

   Aug 20, 1794Labels: Anthony Wayne, Northwest Confederation

   • Britannica
   • Britannica

3. Jay Treaty signed in London

   Nov 19, 1794Labels: Jay Treaty, John Jay

   • Britannica
   • Avalon

4. Treaty reaches U.S. executive branch

   Mar 7, 1795Labels: U S, Jay Treaty

   • Founders Online
   • Avalon

5. Washington submits Jay Treaty to Senate

   Jun 8, 1795Labels: George Washington, U S

   • Founders Online
   • Avalon

6. Senate approves Jay Treaty, 20–10

   Jun 24, 1795Labels: U S, Jay Treaty

   • Senate Overview
   • Capitol Visitor
   • State Historian

7. Treaty of Greenville ends Northwest Indian War

   Aug 3, 1795Labels: Treaty of, Northwest Confederation

   • Britannica
   • LOC Item

8. United States ratifies the Jay Treaty

   Aug 14, 1795Labels: United States, Jay Treaty

   • Founders Online
   • Senate Uproar

9. Pinckney’s Treaty signed with Spain

   Oct 27, 1795Labels: Pinckney s, Spain

   • Britannica
   • Britannica

10. Britain ratifies; ratifications exchanged in London

    Oct 28, 1795Labels: Great Britain, ratifications exchange

    • Founders Online
    • Avalon

11. Washington proclaims Jay Treaty in force

    Feb 29, 1796Labels: George Washington, Jay Treaty

    • Founders Online
    • Jay Notes

12. House demands Jay negotiation papers

    Mar 30, 1796Labels: U S, executive privilege

    • House Journal
    • Madison Papers

13. House appropriates funds to implement treaty

    Apr 30, 1796Labels: U S, appropriations

    • House Highlight
    • House Journal