What did Thomas Paine mean when he said,"The cause of America" is "the cause of all mankind"?

A. Everybody wants to be able to decide how to get rich.

B. Nobody wants to pay taxes on tea, paper and lead.

C. People everywhere struggle against oppressive government.

D. People in all parts of the world wanted to unite.

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Rafael Landry

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12 May, 04:56

What did Thomas Paine mean when he said,"The cause of America" is "the cause of all mankind"?

A. Everybody wants to be able to decide how to get rich.

B. Nobody wants to pay taxes on tea, paper and lead.

C. People everywhere struggle against oppressive government.

D. People in all parts of the world wanted to unite.

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Alissa Murphy · Answer 1

He basically wanted the Americans to unite and form a strong army to defeat the British and grant them independence. So either C or D, I honestly don't know but I seen this.