Question 2(multiple choice worth 3 points)
"we have boasted the protection of great britain, without considering, that her motive was interest not attachment; and that she did not protect us from our enemies on our account; but from her enemies on her own account, from those who had no quarrel with us on any other account and who will always be our enemies on the same account." – thomas paine, common sense
how did this excerpt motivate colonists to support replacing the government of great britain?
by telling them britain cares only about its own interests
by telling them britain has a lot of enemies around the world
by pointing out britain's enemies are the colonies' enemies
by pointing out britain cannot and will not protect the colonies

A. By telling them Britain only cares about its own interests.

Explanation:

The first line of this excerpt of Thomas Paine's Common Sense gives us the answer where it says "her motive was interest not attachment".  This is the first clue because it's telling us that Britain was looking out for her best interest.  The passage continues explaining the ways in which Britain acted selfishly towards the colonists.  Britain expected the colonists to fight on her behalf but was not willing to fight to protect them.

This is but one of the many points expressed in the document that Thomas Paine wrote that motivated many colonists to join the revolutionary effort.  Even the title of the document Common Sense made a reference to the fact that Paine believed that it was simply common sense that the colonists should fight to replace the British government.

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