During the Winter of 1786-1787, John Adams of Massachusetts Was

Multiple Choice

During the winter of 1786-1787, John Adams of Massachusetts was sent to negotiate a new treaty with the British to cover disputes left over from the war.The British government responded that it would:

A) not negotiate, and demanded immediate payment.
B) require that the young country first agree to renegotiate terms of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War.
C) negotiate with each of the 13 states independently.
D) require war reparations before signing any new treaty.