<span>Jefferson first rose to fame during the Revolutionary War as a member of the Second Continental Congress. There, he authored the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, generally seen as a model for the First Amendment. From there, he became the Governor of Virginia and held other positions in government before his election as President in 1800. In this role, Jefferson opposed a strong central government, preferring to leave power to the states.</span>
Answer: the answer is true
Explanation: true
<span> C. visible/broken brush strokes</span>
Answer:
Aristocracy
Explanation:
Power was given to those who were high class. The term aristocracy is derived from a Greek word, meaning the best.
