Thomas Jefferson’s foreign policy decision that proved to be a failure because it harmed American trade was the

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The foreign policy that was proved to be much of a failure during the administration of Thomas Jefferson was the Embargo Act in which the Jefferson tried to establish a policy wherein the United States would trade to the countries of Great Britain and France without having an intention to take a side in the ongoing war.

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