The statement "The pamphlet played a key role in the colonies' fight for independence" is true about "Common Sense." Written by Thomas Paine and published in January 1776, the pamphlet was influential in advocating for American independence from British rule, rallying public support, and encouraging colonists to pursue independence. The other statements are not accurate: "Common Sense" was widely circulated and became popular shortly after its release, and it was not discovered after Paine's death; rather, it was published during his lifetime and had a significant impact while he was alive.
Which of the following is true about "Common Sense"? The pamphlet was not discovered until years after Paine's death. The pamphlet played a key role in the colonies' fight for independence. The pamphlet did not become popular until after the colonies received independence.
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The true statement is: The pamphlet played a key role in the colonies' fight for independence.
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