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Brisa Faulkner

21 June, 22:55

During the first year of the Revolution, American war aims shifted from a desire for redress of grievances to a demand for complete independence. Which of the following influenced this shift? a. the impact of Tom Paine's Common Sense.

b. Washington's refusal to command the Continental Army until independence was declared.

c. congressional actions that would be appropriate only to an independent government.

d. British actions to crush American resistance by force.

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