Which best states thomas jefferson’s position toward the conflict between great britain and napoleon’s france?
a. he supported neutrality, refusing to back either side.
b. he supported military action against both france and great britain.
c. he supported the british, believing that they were fighting for democracy.
d. he supported the french, believing that they were fighting for democracy.

d.He supported the French, believing that they were fighting for democracy.

Explanation:

Jefferson's opinion on the Napoleonic Wars were sustained by his philosophical and political ideas. He understood that a liberal triumph in Europe would reinforce popular government in the United States in opposition to the efforts of the hamiltonians to place a form of government based on the British system. The establishment of the French Republic had already bolstered his defense of the independence of America and France.

He supported the French, believing that they were fighting for democracy.

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