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Do Now In _____, a group of 13 British colonies launched the American revolution by publishing the Declaration of Independence. 1492 1519 1618 1776 The book, The Wealth of Nations was written by _____, and marked the beginning of economics and social science. Jan Hus Marquis de Lafayette Adam Smith Patrick Henry _____ is the seizure of government by people intent on replacing the existing political system. Republicanism Liberalism Coup D'états Political Revolution

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