Common Sense

Challenging the status quo, Thomas Paine's work ignited revolutionary fervor by advocating for independence and questioning the legitimacy of monarchy. He argued that the colonies deserved freedom rather than being exploited for revenue, resonating deeply with a populace eager for change. Paine's compelling rhetoric and innovative ideas galvanized support for the American Revolution, making this work one of the most widely read and influential texts in American history, shaping the nation's quest for liberty.