A. Define "aphorism." square your own example below square C. Highlight two aphorisms in Paragraph 1 5. Why does Paine mention religion? A (A) To indicate that Heaven seeks war B To imply that the British troops are blessed C To suggest the British are D To reveal that taxes are part of God's blasphemous plan

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A. Define "aphorism." square your own example below square C. Highlight two aphorisms in Paragraph 1 5. Why does Paine mention religion? A (A) To indicate that Heaven seeks war B To imply that the British troops are blessed C To suggest the British are D To reveal that taxes are part of God's blasphemous plan

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. An aphorism is a concise, memorable expression of a general truth or principle. It is often a statement that is both wise and witty, and it can be used to convey a moral or philosophical idea in a succinct and impactful way.Example: "Actions speak louder than words."C. In Paragraph 1, two aphorisms are:1. "Heaven is in a conspiracy to render the earth useless to man."2. "The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph."5. Paine mentions religion to suggest that the British are blasphemous.

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