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Which of the following sourceswould be most useful inresearching a paper entitled"Arguments for Independence,1776"?(A) John Dickinson's Letters Froma Farmer in Pennsylvania(B) the Olive Branch Petition(C) John Locke's Two Treatises ofGovernment(D) Treaty of Paris (1783)(E) Thomas Paine's Common Sense
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