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31.03.2021 •
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A respected historian claims that Thomas Jefferson had nothing whatsoever to do with the writing of
the Declaration of Independence. You investigate further and learn that the historian's last book won
the Pulitzer Prize for history. However, no one else has ever made this claim. How much do you trust
the historian's assertion? Explain your answer.
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