Why does Jefferson mention the states? A to demonstrate that only the most unhappy states should be permitted to leave the Union B to urge members of these states to create political parties since they are critical to functioning C to support his idea that political preferences are inevitable and should be accommodated D to convey to fellow leaders an idea of which states show the greatest amount of discontent

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Why does Jefferson mention the states? A to demonstrate that only the most unhappy states should be permitted to leave the Union B to urge members of these states to create political parties since they are critical to functioning C to support his idea that political preferences are inevitable and should be accommodated D to convey to fellow leaders an idea of which states show the greatest amount of discontent

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This question is asking for the reason why Jefferson mentions the states. The options provided are different interpretations of Jefferson's intent. Option A suggests that Jefferson is demonstrating that only the most unhappy states should be allowed to leave the Union. Option B suggests that Jefferson is urging members of these states to create political parties as they are critical to functioning. Option C suggests that Jefferson is supporting the idea that political preferences are inevitable and should be accommodated. Option D suggests that Jefferson is conveying to fellow leaders an idea of which states show the greatest amount of discontent. The correct answer is D, as it is the most accurate interpretation of Jefferson's intent in mentioning the states.

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