The Jeffersonians Were Especially Outraged by Jay's Treaty Because

question 98

Multiple Choice

The Jeffersonians were especially outraged by Jay's Treaty because

• A) the use of Chief Justice John Jay as a diplomat seemed to violate the separation of powers.
• B) the British refused to promise to evacuate forts on U.S. soil.
• C) the agreement would harm the South by suppressing the international slave trade.
• D) it exposed George Washington as a self-serving Federalist partisan.
• E) it seemed like an abject surrender of American interests to Britain in exchange for empty promises.

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