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8. Foreign relations preceding the War of 1812 presented a challenge for the young United States for all the following reasons excepta. war between Britain and France affected U.S. free tradeb. French attacks on American shipping continued despite congressional actionc. British support of the Embargo Act led the New England states to thrive economicallyd. the H.M.S. Leopard fired upon the U.S.S. Chesapeake seizing alleged British deserters
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