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Which two ideas were expressed in Paine's Common Sense?


Respecting treaties with Native Americans was in everyone's best interest.

Enslaved men and women deserved to live free, vote, and own property.

Government may be a "necessary evil"; but it didn't require a monarchy.

The rise of an independent country in North America was inevitable.

Answer 1

The ideas expressed in Paine's common sense are

• Government may be a "necessary evil"; but it didn't require a monarchy.
• The rise of an independent country in North America was inevitable.

In Paine's common sense publication, he made arguments for America's independence. He said that the Americans had to be free from the British rule.

He wrote that London was too far away in a different continent for them to rule America. That the Monarchy was a British establishment not American.  So the Americans should not be made to be under the rules of the monarch. He called the monarch the worst form of Government.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The rise of an independent country in North America was inevitable.

Government may be a "necessary evil"; but it didn't require a monarchy.

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