What Was the Significance of the French Revolution to the United

What was the significance of the French Revolution to the United States in its infancy?

A) It united the new nation because the general public sought to play a part in the war and defend values similar to those they had fought to protect through the American Revolution.
B) It demonstrated how the new nation would honor alliances, for Washington took Jefferson's suggestion to use the American alliance with France during the revolution as a bargaining point with the British.
C) It demonstrated how the new nation had not yet become enough of an economic power for trade to influence
Its decision on whether to enter a war or support an alliance with another country.
D) It showed how removed the new nation was from world affairs due to the failure of American politicians to express strong opinions regarding the legitimacy of the war.
E) It tested the ability of the United States to remain neutral in world affairs and resulted in heightened divisions between Federalists and Democratic Republicans during Washington's second term.