Hello!
I think the answer is option B. I am in the review right now so I will let you know if it is right or not.
Answer:
4. It sets a tone of disdain for the enemy and how fed up Kennedy was with the war at that time.
6. The questions are meant to flare up a feeling of patriotism in the crowd. It's asking the Americans to stand up for their country.
8. He's explaining that if Americans are selfish and don't try to help their country and people that are less fortunate then them then nobody will be saved.
Things to do in Charleston South Carolina:
Go to the historic homes
go to the battery
go the fort Sumter
go see rainbow row
go on the ferry
go on the dinner cruise
go to the SC aquarium
go to waterfront park (there is a pineapple fountain btw might be an interesting point of view)
go see where the historic battles were fought
see the governors house
see Darrius Rucker's house
go to some of the historic plantations
and a must see and do is go to the market
Britain, with an army to enforce her tyranny, has declared that she has a right (not only to TAX) but “to BIND us in ALL CASES WHATSOEVER,” and if being bound in that manner, is not slavery, then is there not such a thing as slavery upon earth.
<em>and the next one's answer is:</em>
- The words tyranny and slavery suggest that Britain abuses its power and mistreats the colonists.
- The negative connotations of tyranny and slavery illustrate disgust with Britain's behavior toward the colonists.
