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Thomas Jefferson was a Delegate in the 2nd Continental Congress, he was an ambassador to France, served as Secretary of State in Washington's Administration, Vice President during Adam's presidency, then was president himself.

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Thomas Jefferson held four different offices in the United States government. The offices he held was President, Vice President, Secretary of State, and Ambassador to France.

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There is only one presidential office, that of President. But I believe he held cabinet positions, which are appointed by the president.

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How many politial offices at the national level did Thomas Jefferson hold

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member of congress for Virginia

minister to France

secretary of state

vice president

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Thomas Jefferson held seven political offices. From a delegate to the Second Continental Congress from Virginia to President of the United States.

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Thomas Jefferson office that he hold before was in the second Governor of Virginia.

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