AP Success - AP US History: Revolutionary Rhetoric of Thomas Paine
Question 1
Inability to establish independent diplomatic relations
Economic dependence on British trade policies
Involvement in European wars and quarrels
Lack of access to European markets for American corn
Question 2
The benefits of maintaining traditional ties with the British monarchy
The cultural similarities between Americans and Europeans
The absence of any advantages from the connection with Great Britain
The potential for forming a stronger military alliance with France
Question 3
Patriotic propaganda advocating for American independence
A diplomatic plea for improved trade relations with Europe
A loyalist tract defending the British government's policies
An economic treatise on the principles of free market capitalism
Question 4
Rely on Great Britain to negotiate trade agreements on their behalf
Seek alliances only with nations hostile to Great Britain
Maintain exclusive trading rights with Great Britain for security
Form no partial connection with any part of Europe
Question 5
Colonial loyalty to the British Empire
Universal rights and the common good
Economic self-interest of the American colonies
British legal traditions and the Magna Carta
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