The American Crisis was published just after the colonial army began to form
governors of the states signed The Declaration of Independence
colonists began to desert the army
British leaders began to meet with George Washington

The American Crisis was published just after colonists began to desert the army.

Explanation:

Thomas Paine's "The American Crisis" was a series of political pamphlets published during the American Civil War. It would become one of the most important papers to be a part of the War.

Paine wrote the "Crisis" in the midst of the Civil War as a means to boost the spirit of the colonies. The colonies felt discouraged and were on the brink of collapsing and they need inspiration. Therefore, Paine's work was used as an inspiring tool for the colonies, to bolster up their spirit and help them see the necessity and the importance of their fight.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.

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