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Cedric

6 July, 13:08

Why did Thomas Paine publish Common Sense?

A: to convince Britain it could not govern the colonies well

B: to let foreign countries know the colonies were ready to fight Britain

C: to convince colonists that the colonies should become independent

D: to force Southern colonies to support Northern ones in the coming war

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