The Society of Cincinnati, a veterans’ club for former Continental Army officers, attracted criticism because it
A. advocated the education of women in the West.
B. was perceived as aristocratic.
C. advocated abolishing slavery.
D. constituted a federal standing army in the Ohio valley.
Answer:B
The Society of Cincinnati, a veterans’ club for former Continental Army officers, attracted criticism because it
A. advocated the education of women in the West. B. was perceived as aristocratic. C. advocated abolishing slavery. D. constituted a federal standing army in the Ohio valley.