Why did the french object to jay’s treaty? a. it gave more rights to britain c. it gave larger territories to britain b. it gave more rights to china d. it gave more rights to british citizens

A is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The Jay's treaty is also known as the treaty of Amity, Commerce and navigation between the Britannic Majesty and the United States of America. The treaty was signed between United States and Great Britain to avert war and resolve issues pending since the Treaty of Paris of 1783. It was designed by Alexander Hamilton, George Washington supported it. The treaty angered France and also divided the Americans as pro-Treaty Federalists and anti-Treaty Democratic Republicans. The french were angry because the British didn't allowed the American trade with France or the French West-Indies,France had helped the american to gain Independence from Britain, but the treaty put their friendship into test by the various provisions. The Americans also got angry as it didn't promised to stop the kidnapping of U.S sailors at the same time U.S had to promise not to let France use her ports for attacking British ships

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