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What is the main idea of thomas paines the crisis ​
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What is the main idea of thomas paines the crisis ​

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contended that the British wanted to express powers reserved only for god and that it was the duty of all colonist to stand against the oppressors.

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The main idea was that the best thing for the American people to do was to fight for their independence from Great Britain.

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