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D. Pointed out the absurdity of continued loyalty to King George III
Explanation:
Common Sense, written by Thomas Paine, is considered the most influential pamphlet that helped gave birth to the American Revolution. In this pamphlet, Thomas Paine pointed out the absurdity of continued loyalty to King George III, by exposing the reasons why monarchies made no sense. He stated that since under God's eyes, all men are created equal, there was no reason and it was absurd that people were entitled with the right to rule simply by birth and not by preparation and abilities. He also exposed that Britain's interests had nothing to do with the American colonies, and that American colonies were being used to fight Britain's enemies, Paine exposed that a separation was needed in order to survive.
Answer:Social Action
Explanation:
Social Action is defined as the practice in which people come together for performing any action or supporting other people or enhancing and betterment of area conditions.People provide resources, support, help and other factors to the social community and network.
According to the question,social justice, economic justice, improvement in life quality and other such factors that is needed for disadvantage facing people is social action.
Portuguese. This enslavement lasted a little over three centuries. Making us adapt to new cultures and new ways.
The correct answer is letter A
Explanation: In this quote he is saying his vision about how democracy can be, without violence with respect and equal freedom and rights for all.
The main reason behind the colonists assembling for the first continental congress was to show their grievances towards the British government. The British government had very recently passed the Intolerable Acts and these Acts were vehemently protested by the colonists.The first Continental congress was held in the year 1774 between 5th September and October 26th. it was attended by the delegates of 12 colonies among the 13 colonies present during that time. This Continental Congress took place at Carpenter's Hill of Philadelphia. There were a total of 55 delegates present in this first Continental Congress.
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