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Which was a factor in the development of a two-party system in elections?

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what is "tyranny" and what does Paine compare it to?

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what is on example of rebuttal and one example of concession in the declaration 

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How did bringing in raw materials such as rubber from other countries affect American cities?

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By the end of World War II in Europe, the Allies were largely dependent on the United States for
troops.supplies.U-boats.strategy.

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You are a British colonial subject living outside the Town of Boston. At twenty years of age, you are connected to town gossip, and you hear the story of the Tea Party from your family, friends, and neighbors. You are also fully aware of the impact the enforcement of the Coercive Acts by the British regulars will have on the town’s  economy and the people. You are uncertain whether to commit to one side or the other. You mull over the fact that you are a British subject, and yet, you are also a Bostonian - a second-generation Bostonian. While sitting on a rock wall on the night of 18 April 1775 talking with some friends, you watch British regulars quietly board boats along the shore of the Charles River at Boston Neck. They set off towards Cambridge and Lechmere Point. The murmurings on the street tell of a British march to Concord to capture colonial weapons and ammunition. Most likely, the Patriots will defend the store of arms and munitions. The gathering of friends breaks up hastily. Five minutes later, two brother’s and a sister come out of a nearby house armed with muskets, powder and shot. They stop and ask you, “Well, are you planning to sit their all night?” What do you do? Explain your reasons. 

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