How well did Jefferson handle the foreign policy crisis presented by the impressment controversy?
A) He was neither well-informed nor hardheaded.
B) He displayed his diplomatic mastery; it was one of his finest moments.
C) His handling of the foreign policy crisis went quite well at first until his initial success went to his head.
D) His initial bumbling attempts were rectified by Secretary of State James Madison.
A
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