The answer that best states Alexander Hamilton's attitude toward the conflict between Great Britain and France is that C. he favored the British. He wanted Britain to become the closest ally to the United States.
The first attempt of Alexander Hamilton during the conflict between Great Britain and France was in favor of the neutrality, but this attempt failed and he had to favor one side over another. By this time Britain was the largest trading partner with the US, and some resentments from the Revolutionary war were still part of the American reality.
The result was the Jay's Treaty, an agreement between the US and Britain to address remaining issues from the Revolutionary war and permitted peaceful trade between the two nations for 10 years.
