Question

Which excerpt from The Crisis, Number I contains a simile?

Answer 1

“Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered’.  

Further Explanation:

Thomas Paine published Common sense in January 1776 and that was written in order to support a Patriot cause. During that period of time, the American colonies were in open Rebellion against Britain and their soldiers were fighting for independence. This came in as a hard jolt to move Americans from the professed loyalty to declared rebellion and that came in from a large part from Common Sense by Thomas Paine.  

Section 1 of Common Sense tells about the English government you worship? It says that the English government is a Sham and people may need the government to protect them from its flawed nature but it should be not be seen as that government is trying to suffocate its people under brute tyranny. The theme of Common sense tells that readers must clear their minds in regards to the long-held nations and they need to apply common sense and adopt the cause of America as the “Cause of all mankind” and how people will respond to the tyranny today will matter for all the time.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Thomas Paine “Common Sense”

Subject: English

Keywords:

Thomas Paine, Common Sense, Tyranny, Government, American Colonies, Rebellion, Government, Britain, Government, Nations.  

Answer 2

 this is the answer"Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered."