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The values expressed in Thomas Paine's Common Sense reflectA. the general position taken by colonial leaders from the time of the French and Indian War.B. the sentiments of colonial leaders who felt that Parliament's notions of representation and republicanism were not being applied to them.C. the opposition to authority that had been manifested in the Regulator Movement and Paxton March, and later in Shays's Rebellion.D. ideas that emerged spontaneously once shots were fired by Great Britain.
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