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What did Randolph mean when he wrote “shake it to its foundations”? express government’s highest ideals overthrow and then rebuild government return government to its original p…

What did Randolph mean when he wrote “shake it to its foundations”? express government’s highest ideals overthrow and then rebuild government return government to its original p…
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What did Randolph mean when he wrote “shake it to its foundations”?

express government’s highest ideals
overthrow and then rebuild government
return government to its original purpose
weaken or destroy government

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the last response is the correct answer

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it means to weaken or destroy the government
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