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What position did John Adams describe as being "the most insignificant office that was the invention of manor his imagination conceived"?

a. president --- Consider This: While the founders did feel that the legislature was more of a threat to individual liberty than the presidency, they made sure to enumerate the significant powers of the Presidency in Article II of the Constitution.

b. vice president

c. secretary of state

d. Speaker of the House

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American Government: Roots and Reform

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Authors: O'Connor, Sabato

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