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1. What was a turning point for the colonists during the American Revolution? a) Thomas Paine’s Common Sense b) Boston Tea Party c) French alliance d) Declaration of independence
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1. What was a turning point for the colonists during the American Revolution?

a) Thomas Paine’s Common Sense
b) Boston Tea Party
c) French alliance
d) Declaration of independence

User Chakshu
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C.French alliance


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User Evgeny Gavrin
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Answer: C
Why: Because France hated England so they helped the U.S win the war.
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