Answer:
1. Failing to address the impressment of American sailors into the British Royal Navy
2. Guaranteeing a settled boundary with British Canada
Explanation:
Jay's Treaty acted as a olive branch agreement between Great Britain and the newly-established United States. Proponents argued that this treaty laid the groundwork for trade protections while trading with foreign powers and ensured the continuation of a relationship between Great Britain and the States. However, it failed to address issues such as impressment and boundaries, because colonists didn't wish to anagonize Great Britain.
