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Select the statement that explains how George Washington's belief that colonists should proclaim independence from England led to his involvement in the American Revolutionary War. quick help 1.His beliefs led him to declare war on Britain once he was made president. 2.His beliefs led him to discuss creating a new, independent country along with Canada. 3.His beliefs led him to protest against British policies and become commander of the Continental Army. 4. His beliefs led him to travel to Britain and discuss the need for new policies in the United States.

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