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Janiya Bryan

8 March, 21:11

During the era of the American Revolution, Samuel Adams' major influence was in A) leading colonial forces at Yorktown. B) writing the Declaration of Independence. C) being the president of the Continental Congress. D) organizing protests against the British Sugar Act and Stamp Act.

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