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Adyson Cruz

17 April, 20:07

Why did people refer to Washington as "the American Cincinnatus"?

A) He preferred fighting to farming.

B) He deeply cared for his troops.

C) He was a selfless leader.

D) He was a diplomat and a soldier.

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