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The Rebelliousness and Inclination Toward Violence of the Scots-Irish Was

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The rebelliousness and inclination toward violence of the Scots-Irish was demonstrated by


A) the trial of John Peter Zenger in New York.
B) the Paxton Boys in Philadelphia.
C) the Regulator movement in North Carolina.
D) the Great Awakening in New England.
E) opposition to slavery.

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