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According to Passage 1, Great Britain should feel āmore shame upon her conductā (line 35) because
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A central idea of Passage 1 is that
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Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
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The authorās repetition (āBut\(\ldots\) say some.ā) in lines 21 and lines 34 primarily serves to
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As used in line 47, ācontemporaryā most nearly means
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Passage 2ās main point is that
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As used in line 51, ācompoundā most nearly means
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When James Chalmers states that āI dread the event of a reconciliation with Britainā (lines 64-67) he believes that violent protests will be
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Which statement most clearly reflects the relationship between the passages?
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In their discussion of Americaās relationship with Great Britain, both passages reflect the idea that