Jefferson's central claim in the passage is that Choose 1 answer: (Choice A) A the current system of inheritance and ownership is unlikely ever to change. (Choice B) B wealth should be redistributed in a way that benefits the majority of society. (Choice C) C the unemployed should use their energies to work the land, rather than ask for money. (Choice D) D everybody has the natural right to as much property as he or she thinks necessary.

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Jefferson's central claim in the passage is that Choose 1 answer: (Choice A) A the current system of inheritance and ownership is unlikely ever to change. (Choice B) B wealth should be redistributed in a way that benefits the majority of society. (Choice C) C the unemployed should use their energies to work the land, rather than ask for money. (Choice D) D everybody has the natural right to as much property as he or she thinks necessary.

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Jadyn Weber · Answer 1

Jefferson central claim is wealth should be redistributed in a way that benefits the majority of society.

Because of this, Jefferson became one of the prominent supporter of large Government. Becaus he believed that large government will give them the power to create Govenrment programs such as welfares that would serve as a distribution of wealth for the poor.