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How is Paine's view of government connected to his arguments with revolution?
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What was the theme of thomas paines common sense?
his themes were about government
Who attended Thomas Paine's funeral?
6 people attended thomas paines funeral
What was Thomas Paines Contribution to independence?
I think it was how he tried to get other colonist to declare independence.
Tyranny like hell is not easily conquered This statement from Thomas Paines The Crisis is an example of a?
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What pamphlet common sense led many colonial leader to challenge british authority?
Tomas paines pamphlet.
What was thomas paines pamphlets which rationalized the revolution?
the name was common sense.
What was the theme of thomas paines common sense?
his themes were about government
Which of thomas Paines images of the American Revolution still hold true today?
Thomas Paine's images of the American Revolution that still hold true today was when he said that the nation is made up of different nations. These nationalities are accustomed to different forms and habits of government, but are still united is constructing a government on the principles of society and the rights of men.
What is the area of Paines Cross Meadow?
The area of Paines Cross Meadow is 36,600.0 square meters.
How can straight my paines?
There is no information on paines. If you have something that needs straightened, try using a square tool and a leveler.
How would you explain paines views on government and peoples rights?
well, i only know about people's rights, and he thought all humans were equal, even women
Who was thomas paines mother?
jessica Paine
What is the normal size of panies?
what is actual size of paines
Among the readers of paines booklet were the delegates of the blank?
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Whats T paines real name?
Faheem najim
What were thomas paines ideas?
to free the american slaves from british
What is the size of panies?
Type your answer here... full length of paines
