Thomas Paine's Common Sense was widely read by colonists. What essential idea did it express to further the cause of separation?
A. It denied that citizens had any natural rights.
B. It described mistakes of past revolutions.
C. It attacked the wickedness of the English monarchy.
D. It claimed that colonists needed to be more educated
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