Which statement best explains the differences between the two passages? (1 point) Common Sense uses rhetorical questions, while the Federalist Papers uses analogy. Common Sense relies on a logical appeal, while the Federalist Papers uses an emotional appeal. Common Sense presents an optimistic view of people, while the Federalist Papers presents a pessimistic view of people. Common Sense argues for the purpose of government, while the Federalist Papers argues for the structure of government.

Answer 1

The statement that best explains the differences between the two passages is: Common Sense argues for the purpose of government, while the Federalist Papers argues for the structure of government.

"Common Sense" focuses on the reasons for independence and the role of government in protecting individual rights, while the "Federalist Papers" primarily discuss how government should be structured to ensure stability and prevent tyranny.