The answer is Impeach a Government Official
The Office of the President or the Executive does not have such role / power. The legislative department or branch of the government has the role of impeaching Government officials through trial.
George Mason participated in the American revolution and was an American Patriot who was also a part of the constitutional convention and was one of the member who signed the Bill of rights.
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He was also a well known planter and a very powerful and influential politician.
He was a delegate of the constitution and he was one of the three members who denied to sign the constitution.
He was concerned with the constitution's decision to not end slavery and so he didn't sign it.
Because of its lack of enforcement powers, most civil rights groups viewed the Commission as a "toothless tiger." EEOC made significant contributions to equal employment opportunity between 1965 and 1971 by using the powers it had to help define discrimination in the workplace
I believe it would be Florence, Italy.
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They wer upset with the Church of England.
