Why did neither John Adams nor Thomas Jefferson take part in the Constitutional Convention of 1787?
A
Neither was willing to approve of a design for government that had no bill of rights.
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B
Both had died by the time the Convention was called
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C
Both were representing the United States on diplomatic missions in Europe.
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D
Both stayed away to protest the excision from the Declaration of Independence of the passage criticizing slavery as a "cruel war against human nature."
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E
Neither was nominated to attend the Convention by the people of his state.
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Solution
The correct option is C Both were representing the United States on diplomatic missions in Europe.
Jefferson and Adams represented the United States in France and England respectively.