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What did the term "republican" imply for most leaders of the American Revolution?

A. Virtuous leaders elected for their superior talents and commitment to the public good
B. Power decentralized primarily among the large states
C. Rule by wealthy corporate attorneys
D. A large federal budget deficit
E. Mob rule or rule by an uneducated multitude



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The term 'Republican' for American Revolution leaders meant governance by elected representatives chosen for their virtues and commitment to public good.


Explanation:

Republican implied for most leaders of the American Revolution the belief in a government where power derives from the people and is administered by elected representatives. This form of government aimed at ensuring virtuous leaders elected for their superior talents and commitment to the public good, rather than mob rule or rule by an uneducated multitude. The structure of government was designed to reflect the will of the people while balancing power and avoiding excesses of democracy.


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