Thoreau's night in jail for tax delinquency resulted specifically from

a. having moved his place of residence from Concord to Walden Pond.

b. the publication of his work Civil Disobedience.

c. a decision to act on his belief that least government was best government.

d. his revulsion and disgust over the U. S. invasion of Mexico.

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Ayanna Gregory

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25 October, 03:56

Thoreau's night in jail for tax delinquency resulted specifically from

a. having moved his place of residence from Concord to Walden Pond.

b. the publication of his work Civil Disobedience.

c. a decision to act on his belief that least government was best government.

d. his revulsion and disgust over the U. S. invasion of Mexico.

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Lexi Stuart · Answer 1

Thoreau's night in jail for tax delinquency resulted specifically from his revulsion and disgust over the US invasion of Mexico. The correct answer is D.