The Pasha of Tripoli offered to return American crewmen for $150,000 ransom and no more tribute. In the final treaty, the United States only had to pay $60,000 in ransom. What resulted after this treaty? (Choose all that apply) A.
The Pasha executed most of his brother Hamet's army.
B.
The crewmen were beaten, but eventually released.
C.
Subsequent Arab-American negotiations had an air of distrust.
D.
The Pasha extended the gift of his sword.
E.
The U. S. navy was perceived as cunning negotiators.
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