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Ezequiel Powell

23 July, 14:55

Which best describes Jefferson's response to the handling of the Whiskey Rebellion?

He thought the government's military action was a mistake.

He supported the use of the military to enforce tax laws.

He disliked the government's action but felt it was necessary.

He believed that whiskey producers had abused their power.

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