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Why did the colonists tear down the lion and unicorn statues from the Old State Building following the Declaration of Independence? A. They symbolized Great Britain. B. They needed repainted. C. The colonists
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Why did the colonists tear down the lion and unicorn statues from the Old State Building following the Declaration of Independence?

A. They symbolized Great Britain.
B. They needed repainted.
C. The colonists wanted to redecorate.
D. The lion and unicorn were ugly.

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Answer: They symbolized Great Britain

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