Thomas Paine's Common Sense pushed for a more radical solution than the First Continental Congress did in resolving issues of British rule. What was Paine's solution?

declaring war on Britain

invading Britain

moving inland, beyond British territory

declaring independence

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31 October, 08:42

Thomas Paine's Common Sense pushed for a more radical solution than the First Continental Congress did in resolving issues of British rule. What was Paine's solution?

declaring war on Britain

invading Britain

moving inland, beyond British territory

declaring independence

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Alfonso Kirby · Answer 1

Thomas Paine's solution was declaring independence.

Explanation:

After the colonies were denied the representation in the British Council, Thomas Paine took a step ahead and published an essay clarifying why is the English Government no more worthy of the respect of the colonies.

Thomas Paine argued that the colonies no more want to be ruled by the government that only imposed taxes and denied representation. He was determined to free the American colonies from the rule of the British and thus, he right away declared the independence of the colonies.

Reese Proctor · Answer 2

Reese Proctor 31 October, 08:52

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declaring independence.

Thomas Paine's Common Sense pushed for a more radical solution than the First Continental Congress did in resolving issues of British rule. What was Paine's solution?declaring war on Britaininvading Britainmoving inland, beyond British territorydeclaring independence

Thomas Paine's Common Sense pushed for a more radical solution than the First Continental Congress did in resolving issues of British rule. What was Paine's solution?

declaring war on Britain

invading Britain

moving inland, beyond British territory

declaring independence