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Thats is an opinion question. It depends. For a Patriot, no, it was not a problem. Infact, Patriots agreed with the booklet and it even convinced many colonists. But for a Loyalist, yes, the booklet was a problem, becuase Loyalists were still loyal to King Geroge III and they disliked Thomas Paine (the author of Common Sense) and the booklet itself.
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Thomas Paine helped explain the reasons for independence by writing what?
Common Sense
What writing inspired Americans to fight the British?
Common Sense
Thomas paine's most famous piece of writing?
Common Sense!
What were Thomas Paine skills and strengths as a writer?
He had the skills of common sense and writing and reading.
What was the main theme in the common sense pamphlet?
the main idea of common sense is to persuade nutral poeple to become paitriots. He soon realized that a lot of perople became patriots because his writing was very common. As the title says it takes common sense to read it.
Could you trust common sense in solving problem?
Absolutely, if you have good common sense. The problem with that though, is many people who have absolutely no common sense think they do. But real common sense, if present, is the best problem solver of all.
Who was common sense was writing by?
thomas jefferson
Thomas Paine helped explain the reasons for independence by writing what?
Common Sense
Who helped explain the reasons for independence by writing common sense?
Thomas Paine
What writing inspired Americans to fight the British?
Common Sense
Who explained the reasons for Independence by writing common sense?
Thomas Paine
Who helped the reason for independence by writing common sense?
Thomas Paine
Thomas paine's most famous piece of writing?
Common Sense!
What are the basic skills in science?
Writing, common sense and knowledge of what goes where.
Who helped explain reasons for independence by writing common sense?
Thomas Paine
What writing be thomas Paine convinced thousands of colonists to separate from Britain?
Common Sense
Why is important Thomas pain?
He moved the colonists toward revolution by writing Common Sense
