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In 1784, the Congress of Confederation, which was the precursor assembly to the U.S. Congress, sent Thomas Jefferson to France as a foreign minister (ambassador). Jefferson had previously served as a member of the Continental Congress, governor of Virginia, and a member of the Congress of Confederation. Jefferson was highly educated: he was a ''Renaissance man'' in every sense of the word. He also had a deep appreciation for France and its culture. Being recently widowed, he likely believed that time in France would help heal the wounds of losing his beloved wife, Martha.
A. is the right answer, because another word for romanticism in music (that is, of course, if you're talking about music) is a love song. Love songs express what the artist is feeling, or says what the artist wants to say.
The Equal Protection Clause in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. Both the 5th Amendment and the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution provide all citizens with equal protection of their right to life, liberty and property. The main difference being the 5th Amendment provides it under the Due Process clause.
https://study.com/academy/lesson/the-equal-protection-clause-in-the-fifth-and-fourteenth-amendments.html
Some Athenians blamed the troubles on Solon, especially after he left Athens for ten years. A lot of the old social norms re-appeared and their were irregularities in the reforms that Solon had recently implemented. Examples of this were very prominent in the government where some officials who had been elected refused to stand down or important posts were left open, with no one to fill them. After Solon's rule followed a tyranny by one of his family members and Solon proved disappointment for the Athenians, whom he said should have stopped this.
Americans were unhappy following Clinton's impeachment as well as his mid-term.
