Why did Thomas Paine question British authority to rule the colonies in common sense
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He believed the king would only approve laws that benefited Britain. He believed Parliament did not understand the needs of the American people. ... He believed the size of the colonies made them impossible for Britain to rule.
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Thomas Paine asked the British to rule colonies in common sense for several reasons as given below:
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- He publishing pamphlet which inspired the colonists to think of the situations and to fight against the British rule.
- His pamphlets became the cause for settlers to come together as patriots.
- According to Paine, the government's sole purpose is to protect life, liberty and property.
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