desiraym5 desiraym5
  • 25-02-2015
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Why did Thomas Paine question British authority to rule the colonies in Common Sense?

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Gibbs Gibbs
  • 25-02-2015
Thomas Paine like other colonists of the time questioned the British authority to rule the colonies in "Common Sense" because he believed that the British Government had overstepped its bounds and had committed tyrannical missteps in the governance of the colonies. Due to the overreach of the British, he felt it was necessary for the colonists to seek independence. 
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stormymoss9 stormymoss9
  • 14-02-2020

Answer:

He believed Parliament did not understand the needs of the American people.

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