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What would have happened to the men who voted for independence if captured by the British army? A) They would have been deported to England. B) They would have been executed for treason. C) They would
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What would have happened to the men who voted for independence if captured by the British army? A) They would have been deported to England. B) They would have been executed for treason. C) They would have been honored as freedom fighters.

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The answer is B). They would have been executed for treason. These men were putting their lives at serious risk, because they were trying to gain independence directly against the king's consent.
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