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The colonists saw each colony as an independent unit. How could they be seen as one people? Should they have been seen as one people?
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The colonists saw each colony as an independent unit. How could they be seen as one

people? Should they have been seen as one people?

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The thirteen colonies was the name of all the people who moved from great britain to the new world now called America. also U should mean (as one group?)

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