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Jefferson's ending of the international slave tradeA. enacted the abolishment of slavery in the North and an organized process of gradual emancipation in the South.B. inspired lawmakers to pass legislation protecting Native Americans and their lands as well.C. was part of his effort to increase the federal budget and, thus, it increased the federal debt.D. was successfully opposed by southerners because they felt African-born slaves were far less likely to revolt.E. failed to stop the illegal importation from Africa of hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans.
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