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Yuliya22 [10]3 years ago

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Answer: "C"

Explanation:

George Washington's language is ambiguous in this text. At least to me. I have a degree in Economics. A wild guess is "C".

Because my recollection and understanding were Washington believed that the Constitution could be amended. Furthermore, using a process of elimination; A. is wrong because he never makes the claim that alliances are substitutes for the government. B. Can't be either. I am leaning toward "C" and possibly D. In terms of probability, however, I lean toward C.

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