Question

Thomas Paine common sense was a major influence on the

Answer 1

Thomas Paine common sense was a major influence on the American Revolution.  

Further Explanation:

Thomas Paine was an English writer who wrote "Common Sense" and his writings had a major influence on the American Revolution and his writings helped in paving the way for the declaration of independence. His writing in “Common Sense” was worded in a way that it forces the readers to make the immediate choice. Before writings in common sense presented the view to the American colonists who were still undecided with an argument in regards to a full-scale revolt and Freedom from the rule of the British.  

It is considered to have a little impact on the actual writing of the declaration of independence as “Common Sense” forced the issues of the streets. This made colonists view that a grave issue was upon them and there was a need of direct public discussion. When there was initiation of the discussion, the solution came in as the article for Americans and they were disgusted and alarmed by the presence of tyranny in their new land.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter:Tomas Paine

Subject: English

Keywords:

Tomas Paine, Common Sense, Initiation, Disgusted, Alarmed, Revolt, Argument, Freedom, American revolt, Independence.

Answer 2

The war for freedom, the decision colonists made in order to separate America completely from the dominion of Britain. It had a major influence on the Declaration of Independence, which was published that same year.