Which of these statements is most consistent with the sentiments expressed in Common Sense?
A. Our disagreements with Parliament concern minor constitutional points; therefore, Americans should compromise and seek reconciliation with the mother country.
B. These American colonies have had the privilege of serving a loving and enlightened king; nevertheless, independence is still the best course of action.
C. If America declares its independence, it must erect a government much like England's in order to ensure the continuation of liberty.
D. America's independence is inevitable, just as it is inevitable that children grow up and leave their parents.
Answer: D
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