Why did people refer to washington as "the american cincinnatus"? question 14 options: he preferred fighting to farming. he was a diplomat and a soldier. he deeply cared for his troops. he was a selfless leader.

I think the answer is D) He was a selfless leader

He was  selfless leader

Explanation:

Cincinatus was a Roman stateman who showed selfless devotion to the Republic in moments of crisis and gave up the power when it was over which allowed to maintain the Republic and not going back to monarchy. George Washington is called the American Cincinatus because he had a similar behavior. He retired when his service had been fulfilled and he also limited the presidential term to two.

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