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What is Jefferson's main argument against remaining connected to Great Britain? A) The colonies are ready to be on their own. B) The British king has been an unjust tyrant.…

What is Jefferson's main argument against remaining connected to Great Britain? A) The colonies are ready to be on their own. B) The British king has been an unjust tyrant.…
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What is Jefferson's main argument against remaining connected to Great Britain?

A) The colonies are ready to be on their own.
B) The British king has been an unjust tyrant.
C) The colonies no longer wish to obey British law.
D) Other countries expect this of the colonists.​

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B) The British king has been an unjust tyrant.

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