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Who did John Hancock and Samuel Adams support during the American Revolution? A. the colonists B. the british C. the tory
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Who did John Hancock and Samuel Adams support during the American Revolution?

A. the colonists
B. the british
C. the tory

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A) The Colonists

Step-by-step explanation:

John Hancock and Samuel Adams supported the colonists during the American Revolution because they agreed that the colonists should have independence from Great Britain.

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