Answer: Common Sense justified the reasoning for colonial independence
Explanation: Thomas Paine provided an enriched outlook on the subject from living in England, and was able to justify American independence eloquently and convincingly.
The main argument in favor or slavery as an institution during this time in the US was that black people could not take care of themselves and that they would fall into chaos if allowed to go free. Another argument was that many were already enslaved in Africa and were living better lives in the US.
The turning point in World War II was when the Japanese bombed pearl Harbor and the United States fully mobilized and prepared to enter the war, so the correct answer would be A. The United States and Russia joined the war.
<span> The U.S. feared Soviet influence in Arab states.</span>
