Thomas Paine’s Common Sense pushed for a more radical solution than the First Continental Congress did in reso

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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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declaring independence

Paine's Common Sense argued that reconciliation with Britain was impossible and urged the colonies to break away and form an independent republic.

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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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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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