According to Thomas Paine's "The Rights of Man," when is revolution justified?

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Revolution is cruel and unjustifiableRevolutions always fail to achieve their goalsRevolution is justified if the government fails to protect its citizensAll governments deserve to be overthrownRevolution should be avoided at all costs

Explanation

Thomas Paine argues that revolution becomes necessary and justified when a government neglects the welfare and rights of its people, making option C the correct choice.