1.common sense influenced the declaration of independence by
using a similar type of easily understood language.
persuading the continental congress to meet.
preparing people for the new ideas in the declaration.
suggesting who should write the declaration.

2. which of these is a simple sentence?
immigrants who came to work in factories lived in urban neighborhoods.
“old” immigrants often settled on farms, but most “new” ones lived in cities.
in the past, many immigrants had come from northern and western europe.
immigrants worked long hours and faced crowded living conditions.

1. Preparing people for the new ideas in the Declaration.

Common Sense by Thomas Paine was a pamphlet written to support and popularize the idea of independence in the Thirteenth Colonies. It was extremely popular at the time, and helped popularize many of the ideas of independence that were later included in the Declaration. It was written in clear and persuasive prose, and therefore, was accessible to a large number of people.

2. In the past, many immigrants had come from northern and western Europe.

A simple sentence is one which only contains one clause, and expresses a complete thought. It is an independent clause and contains a subject and a verb. It also does not include any subordinate clauses.

what?

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