Readers may deduce from the passage from Common Sense that the speaker believes ...

Both society and government are needed.

Government should not exist; only society.

Government is far superior to society.

Common sense would tell a man to remove himself from both government and society by striking out on his own.

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Marques Carroll

21 November, 05:33

Readers may deduce from the passage from Common Sense that the speaker believes ...

Both society and government are needed.

Government should not exist; only society.

Government is far superior to society.

Common sense would tell a man to remove himself from both government and society by striking out on his own.

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Felix Morales · Answer 1

The speaker in "Common Sense" believes that ...

A) Both society and government are needed.

Paine states that, unfortunately, government is a "necessary evil" whereas society is something to always strive to better.