Why was thomas pains common sense important?

a. because it reminded the colonists that they did not have the means to revolt.

b. because it appeared in the first pamphlet to be circulated.

c. because if convinced colonists that they were not bound to britain.

d because it rallied colonists to boycott british imports.

C. Because it convinced colonists that they were not bound to Britain

Explanation:

At the time of its publication, the idea of Independence had not yet been considered by the American public but Pain's pamphlet advocated for a radical idea of liberty, equality and democracy that would capture the "true American Spirit of liberty". His pamphlet was extremely influential in shifting the colonists' opinion towards Independence, presenting political and moral reasons for it's support, in wide circulation before the American Revolution.

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no because we were not ready for war