**Question:**In the publication *Common Sense*, Thomas Paine argued that:**Options:**(a) Foreign nations would reject an independent American government.(b) The British government would be impossible to overthrow.(c) The American colonies should break away from Britain.(d) America was dependent on British trade and protection.**Detailed Explanation (if applicable):**This text references the influential pamphlet *Common Sense* by Thomas Paine, published in 1776, which argued for American independence from Britain. Paine's arguments included advocating for the colonies to break away from British rule, thereby promoting the idea of liberty and self-governance. The correct answer, in this case, is option (c): The American colonies should break away from Britain.

Thomas Paine has argued about certain things in his publication Common Sense.

3. In the publication Common Sense, Thomas Paine argued that: (a) Foreign nations would reject an independent American government. (b) The British government would be impossible to overthrow. (c) The American colonies should break away from Britain. (d) America was dependent on British trade and protection.

3. In the publication Common Sense, Thomas Paine argued that: (a) Foreign nations would reject an independent American government. (b) The British government would be impossible to overthrow. (c) The American colonies should break away from Britain. (d) America was dependent on British trade and protection.