Which of the Following Statements Accurately Describes the Effects of Jay's

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements accurately describes the effects of Jay's Treaty?

• A) Although the United States was divided on its passage, the treaty improved relations between the United States and Britain by reopening American merchants' access to
• West Indies trade.
• B) The terms of the treaty led to military cooperation between Britain and the United Sates against France, resulting in the most celebrated moments of Washington's presidency.
• C) Although the treaty was strongly supported in the United States, the British people dramatically protested it and nearly prevented it from being signed.
• D) Although Republicans in the South strongly supported the treaty, New Englanders successfully prevented its passage in the Senate because it spread the system of slavery.
• E) The terms of the treaty made it clear that the British would never agree to reimburse Americans for the loss of any American property during the war and would continue to sell products to France.

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