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What were the two strikes against Ben that made it unlikely that he would become a minister?

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Final answer:

Without sufficient context or reference to a character named Ben and his challenges in the provided information, it is not possible to give an accurate answer regarding the 'two strikes' that made it unlikely for him to become a minister.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question seems to be referencing a historical or literary figure named Ben and asking about the challenges that prevented him from pursuing a career as a minister. However, the provided information does not include a character named Ben nor does it clearly identify what the 'two strikes' against him might be. The references included span several historical contexts, such as the Taft administration, John McCain's political career, the political landscape of 2014, the Adams administration during the XYZ Affair, and the trials of Sacco and Vanzetti. Without the specific context or source material that mentions Ben, it is not possible to accurately answer this question. I recommend reviewing the material provided by the course or text to determine which Ben is being referred to, and what the specific 'two strikes' might be in that context.

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