Thomas Paine's Work, Common Sense, Was Important for Both His

question 89

Multiple Choice

Thomas Paine's work, Common Sense, was important for both his ideas, and which of the following?

• A) His continuing loyalty to aristocratic ideals
• B) His orations included in the text
• C) A new take on the arguments for independence
• D) His ability to make the arguments in plain language to the readers
• E) His ties to Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and George III

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