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Who did Thomas Jefferson accuse of tyranny in the Declaration of Independence? A. Thomas Paine B. Marquis de Lafayette C. John Locke D. King George III
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Who did Thomas Jefferson accuse of tyranny in the Declaration of Independence? A. Thomas Paine B. Marquis de Lafayette C. John Locke D. King George III

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he's right king goragr

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The answer is D. King George III.
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