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Why does Mrs. Bird say she will break the new law? She has no respect for Congress. It is a bad law. She does not approve of slavery. She does not approve of slavery.

Why does Mrs. Bird say she will break the new law? She has no respect for Congress. It is a bad law. She does not approve of slavery. She does not approve of slavery.
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Why does Mrs. Bird say she will break the new law?

She has no respect for Congress.

It is a bad law.

She does not approve of slavery.
She does not approve of slavery.

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B

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giving the answer

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User SufleR
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Answer:

It is a bad law

Step-by-step explanation:

Just did the question and got it right

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