How did the french reactt to jay's treaty with england

Their navy raided American ships, they seized and threatened American sailors, and they refused to accept our minister to France, Charles Pinckney.

Explanation:

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To the French, the signing of the treaty seemed to violate the previous treaties before and therefore, they were unhappy with it.

France became unhappy and seized American sailors and threatened to hang them. The French also refused to receive Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

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