What was significant about Mason's only lengthy trip outside Virginia?
To sign the Declaration
To fight a duel
For the Constitutional Convention
To attend a wedding
Answer
The significance of Mason's extensive journey beyond Virginia's borders lies in his participation in the Constitutional Convention. This momentous event brought together delegates from various states to shape the foundational principles of the United States government. Mason's presence and contributions at the convention underscore his commitment to shaping the nation's political landscape.
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