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In this 1754 political cartoon by benjamin franklin, what does the severed snake represent?
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In this 1754 political cartoon by benjamin franklin, what does the severed snake represent?

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Answer: A, The American colonies under British rule

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Can you take a picture of the political cartoon and post it here so I could see the snake
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