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Which of the following sequences most accurately represents events preceding the declaration of independence?
w. sugar act, stamp actboycotttea actboston tea party1st continental congressbattles of lexington, concordcommon sense
x. boycotttea actboston tea partystamp act1st continental congresscommon sensebattles of lexington, concord
y. tea actboycottboston tea party1st continental congresscommon sensebattles of lexington, concord
z. stamp actcommon sensetea actboston tea partybattles of lexington, concordboycott1st continental congress
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