Most Americans considered Jay's Treaty a. dishonorable. c. an act of treason. b. honorable. d. an act of courage.

The correct answer is:

C. An act of treason.

Most Americans considered Jay's Treaty, which attempted to settle outstanding issues with Britain left unresolved since American independence, to be an act of treason against the principles of the Revolution, not only because it jeopardized America's identity but mostly because it was through an agreement with its former enemy.