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one thing you could fix could be spalling most everything is spalt right but thomases name was wronge and a few other things.I love the way it looks espacaily the stars and love the pictures.

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Two pictures of Tomas Paine and a quote he wrote >>>>

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Two pictures of Tomas Paine and a quote he wrote >>>>

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How Tomas Paine influenced the U.S. today

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How Tomas Paine influenced the U.S. today

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Tomas Paine has influenced the U.S. today in many ways. One way he influenced the U.S. is he wrote a book titled common sense which was about all men having equal rights. People agreed with this and this led to the deceleration of independence. If not for Tomas then we wouldn't have this much freedom today. Another way Tomas Paine influenced the U.S. was that he wanted a Democratic Republic government. In the constitution it states that we have a Democratic Republic giving us equal rights. Tomas Paine fought for freedom and equal rights if it it were not for him we wouldn't have those things today.

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The Case of the Officers of Excise (1772)
Common Sense (1776)
The American Crisis (1776)
Public Good (1780)

Theese were all books that he wrote.

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Tomas Paine wrote many books, one very popular book common sense, that lead the way to the Declaration of Independence. One big thought that he had was that all man need equal rights. His books made the majority of people think that independence from the British was something that we needed. The other idea, or point, that he made was that Americas new government should be a democratic republic. He wanted this for equal rights and peace.

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Tomas Paine was born on  January 29, 1737, in Norfolk, England. Paine's father had big plans for Paine but at the age of 12 Tomas failed out of school. He decided to go out to sea at the age of 19 but at the age of 31 he found himself as an excise (tax) officer. He wasn't the best at the job but it was good enough to keep him living and When he was 35 he published his book The Case of the Officers of Excise. He published this book wanting officers to get a higher pay. After publishing that book he met Benjamin Franklin in London who helped him emigrate to Philadelphia sense he didn't do very well in England and had two divorced marriages. In Philadelphia his career turned to journalism and he started to become noticed and important after writing Common Sense in 1776 at the age of  39. It was about independence from Great Britain for America. He then traveled with the Continental army and didn't succeed as a soldier but he published America Crisis which helped inspire the army. more people read this book then people today watch the super bowl. The books he wrote influenced the American Revolution and helped pave the way for the Declaration of Independence.