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3 December, 18:57

Why does paine think america's small size is an advantage in the struggle for independence?

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  1. 3 December, 19:25
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    Paine thinks americas small size is an advantage in the struggle for independence because since we are so small it wont take much for us to get back on our feet. If everyone works togethers we would be successful in succedding in no time.
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