PLEASE ANSWER I WILL GIVE THE CROWN FOR WHO EVERY GETS THE QUESTION RIGHT What did John Jay have in common with Alexander Hamilton?

a. They both were born in Virginia.
b. They both traveled to Paris together.
c. They both served as America's foreign ministry.
d. They both attended King's College.

c. They both served as America’s foreign ministry.

Explanation: It’s not a. because Hamilton was born in Saint Kittis and Nevis (place in Caribbean) while Jay was born in New York. It’s not b. because Jay and Hamilton never went to Paris. It’s not d. because Jay and Hamilton attended Columbia College. It’s c. because they both served as America’s foreign ministry.

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