How did the jay treaty (1795) between britain and the u. s. change america's relations with spain?
a.
spain quickly resolved its differences with the united states.
b.
spain was pushed into an alliance with france against the united states.
c.
spain agreed to exchange diplomats with the united states.
d.
spain attacked united states settlements on the georgia-florida border.

Among the given options ,the answer is most likely to be option A.

Explanation: One of the mist significant decision By early American administration was securing American borders from from super powers like Britain,Spain. US signed the Jay treaty with Britain in 1795 which made sure the peace between two nation and US was able to make Britain to remove their army from North.

As an effect of the Jay Treaty, Spain agreed to sign Pinckey's Treaty with US and to resolve border issues with US. Because Britain was the rival of the Spain. Therefore, Spain wanted to make sure that USA should not be hostile to them by allying with British.

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answer by mimiwhatsup: c. british impressment involved attacking and boarding neutral merchant ships and forcing the captured crew to serve in the royal navy.

source: "british impressment, or practice of taking or seizing american sailors from american trading ships and forcing them into the british navy." ()