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How did support for the Suffolk resolves by the continental congress push the colonies closer to war
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How did support for the Suffolk resolves by the continental congress push the colonies closer to war

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The main way in which support for the Suffolk Resolves by the Continental Congress pushed the colonies closer to war is because this inspired people to take up arms and form groups, which eventually turned into militias.
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