Which line from Washington’s Farewell Address shows his belief in the government’s role of protecting our freedom?

"citizens by birth or choice, of a common country has a right to concentrate your affections"

Explanation:

The line above shows Washington's believe in the government's role of protecting our freedom. when George Washington neared the end of his second term in 1796, He drafted a farewell address, calling the citizens to remain united, avoiding foreign powers and resisting the rise of political factions. the farewell address was published in the daily American Advertiser newspaper on September 19, 1796.

The farewell address was rooted in the challenges he saw in America at that time such as internal divisions and threat of invasion by stronger nations. He told the citizens to admire the constitution as the best means of preserving their liberty. he warned against permanent alliances with foreign nations but instead to rely on temporary alliances for emergencies.

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not concrete, existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence