Question

What was the pamphlet “Common Sense”

Answer 1

Paine was caught up in the fever for independence that was sweeping the Colonies. He wrote a pamphlet (a small newspaper or magazine, much like an issue of Studies Weekly) titled "Common Sense." It made a passionate argument that the only choice for the colonists was to fight for their independence from Britain. His clear and logical writing spoke to the people. "Common Sense" sold thousands of copies, and Paine became famous. He wrote, We have it in our power to begin the world over again ... the birthday of a new world is at hand. History has proven how true his words were.

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Answer 2

Answer: "COMMON SENSE," influential revolutionary pamphlet by Thomas Paine, published in Philadelphia, January 1776. Paine stressed the logic of America's independence, emphasizing the defects of Britain's monarchy and the economic costs of participating in Britain's repeated European wars.