Thomas Paine’s work, Common Sense, was important for both his ideas and his . a. continuing loyalty to aristocratic ideals
b. ability to make the arguments in plain language for the readers
c. ties to Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and George III
d. orations in local speeches
e. command of the armies of Rhode Island

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.during the (scientific revolution, renaissance, industrial revolution), european intellectuals rejected many teachings of ancient scientists promoted by the church. to replace flawed theories, scientists began researching and conducting experiments. they used critical and reasonable thinking to draw concrete conclusions. this also led to the (scientific revolution, industrial revolution, enlightenment). it was an age that focused on using reason for understanding laws of nature and identifying humans' natural rights.