J Treaty: Key Facts and Consequences

The video discusses the J Treaty, which was established after the Treaty of Paris in 1783 to resolve tensions between the US and Great Britain. Key issues included British products flooding the US market, attacks on American forts by Native Americans, and British impressment of American sailors. John Jay negotiated the treaty to prevent war, and it was signed on November 19, 1794, passing the Senate in June 1795. The treaty was designed by Alexander Hamilton.

What was the historical context in which the J Treaty was discussed?

• During the American Civil War

• After the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783

• During World War I

• Before the American Revolution

Which of the following was a key issue that increased tensions between America and Great Britain?

• Britain stopped all trade with America

• Britain supported American independence

• American forts were attacked by Native Americans

• America declared war on Britain

What was one of the consequences of British impressments of American sailors?

• It strengthened the alliance between the two nations

• It brought the nations to the brink of war

• It resulted in a trade agreement

• It led to a peaceful resolution

Who was responsible for negotiating the J Treaty?

• George Washington

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Jay

• Benjamin Franklin

What was the primary purpose of the J Treaty?

• To prevent war between America and Great Britain

• To annex Canadian territories

• To declare war on Great Britain

• To establish a new trade route

When was the J Treaty signed?

• November 19, 1794

• July 4, 1776

• December 25, 1800

• January 1, 1801

Who designed the J Treaty?

• Alexander Hamilton

• James Madison

• John Adams

• Thomas Paine