The Democratic-Republicans' Argument Against Jay's Treaty Was That

question 70

Multiple Choice

The Democratic-Republicans' argument against Jay's Treaty was that:

• A)it was a betrayal of the 1778 alliance with France and a humiliating capitulation to the British.
• B)it violated the principle of federalism and gave more power to state governments.
• C)it led to the strengthening of black codes in the southern states of the U.S.
• D)it failed to integrate Indians into the new nation.
• E)it was intended to restrict Pennsylvanian farmers' access to neighboring markets.

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