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What was the significance of Washington's role in the Whiskey Rebellion? 1. Mandated Separation of Powers 2. Strengthened the judiciary power 3. Strengthened the role of the executive branch 4. Weakened
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What was the significance of Washington's role in the Whiskey Rebellion?

1. Mandated Separation of Powers

2. Strengthened the judiciary power

3. Strengthened the role of the executive branch

4. Weakened the role of the executive branch

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2) Strengthened the judiciary power.

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