Answer:
Protects individuals from the government
Explanation:
Even though James Madison was originally against the Bill of Rights, he saw that to get enough people on board with the Constitution it was necessary. He became one of its strongest advocates and promoted it as a way to protect individuals from government encroachment on their individual rights. And plus the answer below is wrong.
He worried that attacking could provoke the Soviet Union to retaliate with nuclear weapons.
George Washington
Washington's family had owned tobacco plantations in Virginia, and he inherited such enterprises. He later shift to more growing of wheat than tobacco, better for selling as a cash crop in the colonies.
Washington was commissioned in 1755 by the governor of Virginia as "<span>Colonel of the Virginia Regiment and Commander in Chief of all forces now raised in the defense of His Majesty's Colony."
We know George Washington best, of course, as Commander in Chief of the Continental Army and then the first President of the United States.</span>
