in thomas paines published essay common sense, he calls for\nthe colonists to support the sugar act.\nthe…

in thomas paines published essay common sense, he calls for\nthe colonists to support the sugar act.\nthe creation of a democratic republic.\nthe establishment of a new monarchy.\ngreat britian to supply extra money to the colonies.

in thomas paines published essay common sense, he calls for\nthe colonists to support the sugar act.\nthe creation of a democratic republic.\nthe establishment of a new monarchy.\ngreat britian to supply extra money to the colonies.

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Brief Explanations:

Thomas Paine's Common Sense was a revolutionary pamphlet. It argued against monarchy (so the option of establishing a new monarchy is wrong). It also was in favor of independence and a democratic republic. The Sugar Act was a British tax act that colonists opposed, and Paine was for independence, not supporting such British acts. Also, there was no call for Britain to supply extra money.

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The creation of a democratic republic.