Thomas Paine's contribution to the Revolutionary cause can best be described as what?

A. Important, because he drafted the document that proclaimed US independence

B. Memorable, because he introduced the phrase, "no taxation without representation!"

C. Inspiring, because his writings won many to the cause of independence.

D. Radical, because he led a group of colonists who dressed as Mohawk Indians and dumped tea in Boston harbor.

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Yahir

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29 November, 07:44

Thomas Paine's contribution to the Revolutionary cause can best be described as what?

A. Important, because he drafted the document that proclaimed US independence

B. Memorable, because he introduced the phrase, "no taxation without representation!"

C. Inspiring, because his writings won many to the cause of independence.

D. Radical, because he led a group of colonists who dressed as Mohawk Indians and dumped tea in Boston harbor.

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Brooke Perry · Answer 1

Answer: C) inspiring, because his writings won many to the cause of independence

Explanation:

Thomas Paine's pamphlet, Common Sense, was able to inspire many colonists the support the cause of independence.