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What does the conclusion of the Declaration say? A. The colonists are angry with the British B. The colonists refuse to pay taxes anymore C. The colonies are now independent states
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What does the conclusion of the Declaration say?

A. The colonists are angry with the British
B. The colonists refuse to pay taxes anymore
C. The colonies are now independent states

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C

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In The conclusion of the declaration the colonies are now independent.

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