How Did Thomas Paine Make Common Sense For American Independence

Common Sense was published by Thomas Paine in January of 1776. This pamphlet was to pronounce independence and republican government for the time. Paine was fired from his position as a minor bureaucratic protesting against low wages. Common Sense went against traditional politics and stirred emotions. This pamphlet made a strong mark in history for American Independence. This brought Americans to turn away from the King and Parliament and go more towards independence. Howe failed to achieve a victory which upset Lord North. So when he accepted to lead the battle of Saratoga in 1777, British leaders increased the land tax to fund the war. They wanted to isolate New England. Germain planned a three-pronged attack. These were Quebec to …show more content…
This also meant that most of the profit should go to the producer instead of the merchant or factory in which made or sold the product. This also went into act for the women's textile operatives. But as profits inclined employers reduced wages for the employees. Many women protested against this. And when nothing changed New England women refused to work in mills and Irish immigrants took their places. By 1850 there were major cut backs and threats of unemployment due to production of machines to do the work instead of having employees do it. This saved the factory money because not as many workers were needed so they paid less and kept more. This went along with the Commonwealth system. Many roads were created opening up opportunity to trade with other communities but also, navigation changed as well. With thugs many new sail routes were discovered and this opened routes to new countries that hand not been traded with and broadened economic placement. More trade meant more money and more jobs too. More people were needed to sail, and make goods, and new goods were supplied to the country. This opened up a lot of diversity, economic, and navigational