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Continue Learning about American Government

What did the document common sense convince the colonists to do?

To seek independence from England.


How did Thomas Paine's Common Sense change public opinion in the colonies?

Common Sense helped convince many Americans that a complete break with Britain was necessary


How did the pamphlet common sense cause in revolutionary war?

Thomas Pain's pamphlet, "Common Sense" made a big impact on the citizens of the colonies. This was because he wrote it in plain English, so it was easily understandable. Common Sense was written by him to convince people that breaking away from the rule of England was a good thing.


What are 5 major functions of a political parties?

Keep the general public informed on key issues through sharing ideasand stimulating support for themMonitor the conduct and performance of its successful candidates, orrepresentatives, in officeNominate candidates for officeProvide the basis for the conduct of governmentAct as watchdogs over the conduct of the public's business


How is ruling party and opposition party formed?

Parties are formed form groups of people with the same political goals coming together to try and achieve these common goals. In a democratic country there must be at least two parties but there may be many more. At an election, the parties put up their candidates for election and the people vote for the candidate they want to represent their views. Usually the party with the most elected candidates will form the party of government (the ruling party) and the rest form the opposition. However, in countries with more than one party, it may be that no one party wins a majority of seats and in this case, a group of parties come together to form a coalition government with the rest forming the opposition.