Answer:
The theme “Struggle for Freedom” can connect with the social minorities' constant struggle for freedom and equal rights.
Explanation:
As absurd as it may seem today, in the 21st century, social minorities are still deprived of various privileges and rights, among which freedom can be considered one of the most important. However, members of these minorities face a constant struggle, every day, claiming that they are treated equally and that they have the same freedoms as social majorities, since they are citizens and pay their taxes like any other. This is the greatest example of a "struggle for freedom" that today can witness.
An example of this struggle can be seen in the protests of blacks against the police violence that is raging against them. In these protests, blacks seek to claim their freedoms not to be judged, violated and killed, solely because of the color of their skins.
1. The invasion of Japan could cause more US soldiers deaths
2. The use of the atomic bombs are used to scare the Soviet Union and the world of what they are able to do.
3. Japan was going to fight until the end
The message of Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" was that Americans did not need a monarchy to rule them nor needed to be controlled by Britain. He was trying to urge American colonists to fight for independence against Britain.
