Question

the author, john jay, was a statesman and founding father who served as first chief justice of the united states (1789 - 95). jay was instrumental in negotiating terms of peace with great britain (england, scotland, and wales) following american independence. in this excerpt, he discusses his thoughts on that island and its peoples. from the federalist no. 5 the history of great britain is the one with which we are in general the best acquainted, and it gives us many useful lessons. we may profit by their experience without paying the price which it cost them. although it seems obvious to common sense that the people of such an island should be but one nation, yet we find that they were for ages divided into three and that those three were almost constantly embroiled in quarrels and wars with one another. (from \the federalist no. 5\ by john jay) choose the meaning of the word embroiled. word in passage meaning of word embroiled

Explanation:

In the context, it is stated that the three - divided groups in Great Britain were constantly in quarrels and wars with one another. "Enrolled" in a non - literal sense here means involved or caught up in these conflicts.

Answer:

Involved