<u>Patrick Henry </u>was an American lawyer and politician remembered for his speech "Give me liberty, or give me death", was a defender of the American Revolution and republicanism. After the revolution he was an antifederalist leader. He was governor of Virginia and died in 1799.
The early colonial leader who was opposed to British tyranny, supported republicanism, was an Anti-federalist, and famously said "Give me Liberty, or give me Death!" in a speech in 1775 was <u>Patrick Henry</u>.
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Patrick Henry was an attorney, but is most known for his speech to the Second Virginia Convention where he said "Give me Liberty, or give me Death!" He said this particular phrase because he offered amendments to raise a militia independent of royal authority. He recognized that conflict with Britain was inevitable. While this raised concern among moderates, he supported his claim with these famous words.
Even though the map wasn't provided, it is possible to answer the question by saying that the correct alternative is letter<em> A: Nazi leaders wanted to keep the existence of extermination camps secret.</em>
The extermination camps were built to murder sistematically jewish, communist and all other kinds of people that the Nazi considered inferior. The idea was to have them in hidden places so as not to cause commotion.
