45. All of these statements support the foreign policy of Jefferson and Madison EXCEPT 1 point (A) The Embargo Act of 1807 kept American ships off the high seas and prevented impressment of our sailors by England. (B) England and France needed our goods more than we needed their trade. They were at war and needed all the imports they could get. (C) The Embargo Act and the Non-Intercourse Act were embarrassingly close to a peace-at-any price policy. (D) Circumstances can make avoidance of war a wiser policy than insistence upon national rights. (E) Had local officials aided the federal government in preventing smuggling, our rights as neutrals would soon have been observed by England and France.