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What is the conclusion of Jefferson's arguent? a The colonists must separate from Britain. b The colonists should give Britain another chance. c Britain had always been good to the colonists. d Britain
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What is the conclusion of Jefferson's arguent?

a
The colonists must separate from Britain.
b
The colonists should give Britain another chance.
c
Britain had always been good to the colonists.
d
Britain should overthrow its king.

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Answer: A. The colonists must separate from Britain.

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A) The colonists must separate from Britain.

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