Explanation: Henry David Thoreau, an American poet and journalist, in 1849 wrote an essay titled 'Civil Disobedience' or 'Resistance to Civil Government'. In the essay, he argues that citizens should refuse to obey the government if the institution is being unjust.
From the given statements, the statement to which Henry would most likely agree will be option A. In his essay, he has pointed about the laws passed by the government during the time. The laws about slavery and Mexican war and poll taxes were the issues raised by Henry in the essay.
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Grant says he cannot stand up to defy whites, and that the reverend will not stand up to defy them, but Jefferson can do it. Grant tells Jefferson that he needs him more than Jefferson needs Grant.
