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Page 1: Dialogue between: Patriots and Loyalists “Should we stay or should we go?”

Dialogue between:Dialogue between:Patriots and LoyalistsPatriots and Loyalists

““Should we stay or should we Should we stay or should we go?”go?”

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I can’t understand why you want the colonies to break away from the British Empire. It’s just not a smart idea. Not a smart

idea? I’ll tell you why it’s not a smart idea.

Ungrateful

Patriot!

Stupid Lobsterba

ck!

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Okay, but you need to hear my side of it, too. You are British. Your parents are British and their parents are British. Everything you have is because you are a part of the greatest country on Earth, England! England has

There comes a time in every child’s life when they must strike out on their own and be independent. Every parent should want their child to grow up and be independent.

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Reason #2 Reason #2

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Reason #3 Reason #3

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Conclusion Conclusion

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