
Common Sense
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Tanya Naffarratte
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Common Sense
Thomas Paine
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Open Ended
What was going on in the American colonies during the early 1700s?
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Who was this man?
What was so important about this pamphlet?
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Open Ended
So far, what do you know about Thomas Paine?
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Thomas Paine
Born in England in 1737
Came to the colonies on the recommendation of Benjamin Franklin
Held several jobs including, tax collector, teacher, corset maker
January 10, 1776 anonymously published a pamphlet, "Common Sense" that was "pro independence"
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Open Ended
What reasons do you think he may have had for publishing this pamphlet anonymously?
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What did the pamphlet Common Sense say?
America needed to be independent and free of England
Explanation of an ideal government-one that is run by the people
Having a king is unnatural - All men are created equal, we don't need a king
Recommendation for a powerful American military
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Open Ended
Why do you think he entitled his publication, "Common Sense"?
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Quick Check
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Multiple Choice
The author of this influential pamphlet was...
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Paine
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Multiple Choice
This pamphlet was written primarily for the upper class citizens of the colonies.
True, it was only their opinions that were important.
False, this was written so that everyone can understand it.
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Multiple Choice
This document helped to unite the colonists together, even those who had previously been undecided as to whether they should break away from England.
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False
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Multiple Choice
Thomas Paine published his pamphlet anonymously.
True
False
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