explain why washington negotiated the conciliatory jay's treaty with the british and why it provided jeffersonian outrage

The following are the reasons why Washington negotiated the conciliatory Jay's treaty with the British and why it provoked Jeffersonian outrage: It was the time when the French Revolution had just begun and its effects had started being felt in many parts of the world. The British Navy was aggressive in the Atlantic Ocean and not ready to spare even the American merchant ships. The patriotic citizens of America were trying to pressurize the government to do something to limit the aggression of the British Navy. But Washington chose not to wage a war against the British once again because the economic policies that were enumerated by Hamilton for the good of the United States included trade with the British. Hence, George Washington decided to send Jay to carry out negotiations and that provoked Jefferson's anger.