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He wrote "Common Sense" which influenced the colonist.
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What are Thomas paine's contribution?
Thomas Paine's contribution was the Continental Congress.
Did Thomas Paine fight in the Revolutionary War?
Yes, Thomas Paine did fight in the revolutionary war.
What happened after revolution l war?
Thomas paine died.
What was thomas Paine known for and what did it mean?
thomas paine wa the writer of pamphlet called common sense and it basically described his beliefs on the war and what the outcom should be.
Who proposed in a fiery speech that the colonist prepare for War?
Thomas Paine
What are Thomas paine's contribution?
Thomas Paine's contribution was the Continental Congress.
What were Thomas Paine's Accomplishments?
thomas paine helped patriots win the war
Was Thomas Paine in a war?
yes he did
Why did thomas Paine not attend the convention?
Thomas Paine's principle contribution to the Revolutionary War was his pamphlet, 'Common Sense, which is credited with inflaming the common man to demand liberty. Once liberty had been achieved, Paine was not interested in the tedious work of setting up a new government, and was abroad at the time of the Constitutional Convention.
Did Thomas Paine fight in the Revolutionary War?
Yes, Thomas Paine did fight in the revolutionary war.
What is thomas paines accomplishments?
Thomas Paine has convinced many people to become patriots during the revolutionary war. Thomas Paine's book 'common sense' became a best seller.
What did thomas Paine do after the war?
he wrote Common sense
What happened after revolution l war?
Thomas paine died.
Who were the leaders of The Enlightenment of America?
Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine A+
What was thomas Paine known for and what did it mean?
thomas paine wa the writer of pamphlet called common sense and it basically described his beliefs on the war and what the outcom should be.
Who was Thomas Paine during the Revolutionary War?
Author of "Common Sense"
Who proposed in a fiery speech that the colonist prepare for War?
Thomas Paine
