Patrick Henry Give Me Liberty

What was the primary object for America according to Patrick Henry?

• Liberty

• Power

• Peace

• Wealth

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Where was Patrick Henry born?

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Hanover County, Virginia

• Richmond, Virginia

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What did Patrick Henry argue against in 1765?

• The Quartering Act

• The Stamp Act

• The Tea Act

• The Sugar Act

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What did Patrick Henry say the king was, if he vetoed a good and necessary law?

• A hero

• A leader

• A father

• A tyrant

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What did Patrick Henry believe was inevitable?

• Reconciliation

• Submission

• War

• Peace

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What did Patrick Henry say he had as his guide?

• The book of history

• The lamp of experience

• The light of hope

• The map of strategy

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What was Patrick Henry's stance on sharing his opinions?

• He preferred to keep them private.

• He believed in expressing them openly.

• He shared them only with close friends.

• He wrote them down but never spoke them aloud.

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What did Patrick Henry say about chains and slavery?

• They are to be fought against.

• They are to be embraced.

• They are inevitable.

• They are not concerning.

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What did Patrick Henry help George Washington obtain?

• Political support

• Men for the Continental Army

• Money

• Weapons

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Name 3 different persuasive techniques Patrick Henry used in his speech and provide and example from the text.

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