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Women, slaves, and Native Americans of the Revolutionary era would argue with the interpretation of one "self-evident" claim within the Introduction. Which claim is that? A. All men are created equal.
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Women, slaves, and Native Americans of the Revolutionary era would argue with the interpretation of one "self-evident" claim within the Introduction.

Which claim is that?

A. All men are created equal.
B. The British are coming!
C. I have a dream.
D. We shall overcome.

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A. All men are created equal.

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