Jefferson's Resignation as Secretary of State Was a Sign of

Jefferson's resignation as Secretary of State was a sign of

A) his growing distrust of President Washington.
B) his desire to return to his plantation and focus on increasing profits there.
C) his hatred of Alexander Hamilton.
D) his opposition to Washington's neutrality and Jefferson's perceived loss of influence in foreign policy with the president.
E) his fear that news about his relationship with slave Sally Hemings could bring scandal and shame to Washington's presidency.