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17. _____How did President Jefferson respond to the Leopard-Chesapeake incident?a. He declared war on the British.b. He banned trade with Britain, Canada, and the British West Indies.c. He was outraged, but remained cautious.d. He reinforced American neutrality.e. He banned all foreign powers from trading with the United States.
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