How did the Quasi-war end?
A.) Napoleon Bonaparte wanted to focus his attention on expanding his European control, so he wanted to cease the quasi-war.
B.) The Louisiana Purchase was negotiated with Napoleon Bonaparte resulting in the end of the quasi-war.
C.) John Adams authorized the payment of bribes to the French foreign minister, Talleyrand, in exchange for the end of the quasi-war.
D.) The passage of the Alien Acts resulted in the deportation of French foreigners, causing the French to abandon the quasi-war.

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