Which concept does Paragraph 2 of the speech develop? The colonies should remain optimistic about their future relations with Great Britain. The colonies should prepare for a war against Great Britain even though war is unlikely. The colonies are being appropriately cautious in their actions against Great Britain. The colonies must stop deceiving themselves about the threat of Great Britain.

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Phoebe Stout

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4 June, 00:02

Which concept does Paragraph 2 of the speech develop? The colonies should remain optimistic about their future relations with Great Britain. The colonies should prepare for a war against Great Britain even though war is unlikely. The colonies are being appropriately cautious in their actions against Great Britain. The colonies must stop deceiving themselves about the threat of Great Britain.

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Belinda Suarez · Answer 1

The colonies are being appropriately cautious in their actions against Great Britain.

Answer: Option 3.

Explanation:

In the speech given by Patrick Henry "Liberty or Death", he is preparing the people of the colonies against the Great Britain for a war. He seemed to very angry against the British rule.

He felt that the British had done injustice against the colonies which were under the rule of the British and they must definitely raise their voices against the British rule. So he is preparing the colonies to be cautious for whatever steps they take for a war against the British.