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What term would Thomas Paine most likely use to define the foundations of government? A. Feeble B. Honorable C. Immoral D. Superior
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What term would Thomas Paine most likely use to define the foundations of government?

A. Feeble
B. Honorable
C. Immoral
D. Superior

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If you ask me I think it would be C- immoral
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I think it will be c. immorable
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