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Mira Wilkins

11 September, 07:02

When Thomas Paine wrote about reconciliation, he is referring to

A. the southern colonies staying peacefully connected to the northern colonies.

B. the colonies staying peacefully connected with Great Britain.

C. the colonists staying peacefully connected to Native Americans.

D. Great Britain staying peacefully connected with Europe.

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