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11. Had Thomas Hobbes been involved in the American Revolution, he would most likely support A. England B. America C. Native Americans D. Nobody, because he did not believe in w…

11. Had Thomas Hobbes been involved in the American Revolution, he would most likely support A. England B. America C. Native Americans D. Nobody, because he did not believe in w…
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11. Had Thomas Hobbes been involved in the American Revolution, he would most likely support

A. England
B. America
C. Native Americans
D. Nobody, because he did not believe in war

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D. Nobody, because he did not believe in war

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