1. In his “Inquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies,” Virginia planter Richard Bland (Document 5-1) drew on theories advanced by which of the following individuals?
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2. How does the argument for colonial rights advanced in the Stamp Act Congress’s “Declaration of Rights” in 1765 (Document 5-2) compare to the argument made by Richard Bland in 1766?
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3. According to the evidence Peter Oliver presents in his Origin and Progress of the American Rebellion (Document 5-3), what was the purpose of the attacks in 1774 by the colonial mobs?
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4. What did the Loyalist authors of the 1774 protest against the Committees of Correspondence in Worcester (Document 5-4) suggest was the motivation of the group’s actions in Massachusetts?
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5. In his 1769 letter to Thomas Whately (Document 5-5), Massachusetts royal governor Thomas Hutchinson expressed the belief that Parliament needed to take which of the following actions in the colonies?
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6. What made Thomas Paine’s Common Sense (Document 5-6) so much more widely influential in the American colonies than documents like Richard Bland’s “Inquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies” (Document 5-1)?
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