How can Jefferson's foreign policy best be characterized?
A) It allowed Madison (the next president) to return to domestic concerns.
B) It seriously damaged the British economy through conflict and embargoes.
C) It fostered a valuable alliance with France.
D) It did more harm than good for the United States.
E) It strengthened relations with Europe, despite the war.
Answer: D
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