Question

read the following excerpt from speech to the virginia convention. what effect does the wordsalvation have on patrick henrys audience? \are we disposed to be of the number of those, who, having eyes, see not, and, having ear, hear not, the things which so nearly concern their temporal salvation?\ henry recognizes that his audience is christian, therefore, the wordsalvation has a positive connotation. henrys use ofsalvation causes his audience to recognize the need to create long term solutions. henry attempts to equate peace with salvation. henry recognizes that most of his audience wishes to be spiritually saved. question #10 in the declaration of independence, what is the purpose of providing a list of grievances as opposed to simply declaring independence? the list of grievances shows the colonists why they should complain about great britains rule. the list of grievances gives hope to the colonists that king george iii will listen to them and change his ways

Explanation:

For the first question, in the context of the time and the religious - leaning society, Patrick Henry knew his audience was likely Christian, and the word "salvation" would have a positive and evocative connotation. For the second question, the list of grievances in the Declaration of Independence was to justify the colonists' decision to seek independence by showing the wrongs committed by Great Britain.

Answer:

1. Henry recognizes that his audience is Christian, therefore, the word "salvation" has a positive connotation.
2. The list of grievances shows the colonists why they should complain about Great Britain’s rule.