Benjamin Martin argues against joining the militia with this quote: “Can American colonies govern themselves, and should they?” What does this quote (and his overall speech) indicate? What would your answer to this question be if you were a colonist during the Revolution?

When Benjamin Martin said this he was trying to say if America can be an independent country, if I where there at that time depending which ever side im on, if im a colonist the I would say that american colonists can govern themselves.

Explanation:

new york- english

new orleans- french

new hampshire- english

new mexico- spanish

new jersey- english

new bern- sweedish

new rochelle- french

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