In the “Speech to the Virginia Convention,” Patrick Henry advocates instantaneous action by the colonists because the conflict has already begun and the colonists have no choice but to fight. This fact actually stands are a result of the main purpose of this speech, which is to convince the delegates to get separated from Britain. This speech is also known as ' “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death'.
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I don't understand the question. What am I supposed to answer?
America has a sense of destiny and has had incredibly good fortune.
It has unprecedented wealth.
It expanded its territory in the early days at a relentless pace: Native Indians, Spanish, British, Russians - all were overrun with pace and confidence.
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He used it to emphasize the persistence of racism
Explanation:
<em>He did this to remind his fellow African Americans the problem at hand</em>
