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Which of the following accuratelycharacterizes the foreign policygoals of Jefferson and Madisonbefore 1812?(A) strengthen U.S. trade relationswith Britain and France(B) maintain U.S. neutral rightswithout going to war(C) seek an alliance with eitherBritain or France(D) explore various means foracquiring Canada(E) provide aid to independencemovements in LatinAmerica
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