Paine likens the British attempt to tax the colonies with _. A)Slavery B)War C)Patriotism D)Being Arrested

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Paine likens the British attempt to tax the colonies with _.

A)Slavery
B)War
C)Patriotism
D)Being Arrested

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a) slavery or b) war

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