Thomas Paine was one of the advocates of the independence of the Thirteen Colonies from England, even if that means using military force. His pamphlet “Common Sense” in 1776 was very influential in the start of the American Revolution.
In this passage from “The Crisis”, Paine’s main goal is option 4) You cannot expect mercy from one who has just conquered you. Paine encouraged the 13 colonies to declare independence from England and mentioned that England would look the best form them, no matter if their decisions affect the 13 colonies.
In “The Crisis” pamphlets, Pained encouraged soldiers to fight against the British army.
In writing, the bridges that connect ideas within and between paragraphs are referred to as "transitions". Transitions can be extremely important in writing to keep the reader interested and engaged in the material.
Answer:
The answer to your question is B- Chronological order.
Answer:
horrified, shocked
Explanation:
appalled
/əˈpôld/
adjective
greatly dismayed or horrified.
"Alison looked at me, appalled"
