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How did Jefferson and Gallatin deal with the national debt?A) They continued Hamilton's programs.B) They increased excise taxes and tariff taxes.C) They demanded greater cooperation from the states.D) They decreased the functions of the national government.E) They reallocated funds that had supported European embassies to fund the army.
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