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Compare Common Sense and the Declaration of Independence in terms of their contributions to the colonial war effort.
So I've found information on the Decleration of Independence but all I can find about Common Sense is that it was influential, but no evidence as to why. Can anyone help? Thanks
Take care and God bless!
-Faithful1_7 :)
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So I know it's weird me replying to myself and all, but in case anyone else has this question too I thought I'd share what I found:
Common Sense prepared the minds of regular American men for the idea of independence, as well as shift loyalty from the British royalty to the American Republic
So I still don't know exactly how that was accomplished, but it's more than I had before
Take care and God bless!
-Faithful1_7 :)
Just google both ;)
Or go to encarta.msn.com or wikipedia.org