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In Jay's Treaty, the BritishA. pledged to stop seizing American shipsb. released Americans from their pre-Revolutionary War debt obligations to British merchantsC. promised to evacuate the chain of forts in the Old NorthwestD. refused to pay damages for seizures of American shipsE. were denied most favored nation status
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