Pretty simple but i need some . good amount of points
part a

in the speech, what is henry’s view of the intentions of the british?

the british government presents itself as something other than what it really is.

the british government does not have a clear plan of action or set of goals.

the british government provides inconsistent and ineffectual support.

the british government seeks to destroy that which it cannot control.
question 2
part b

how does henry support his view as described in part a?

he mocks the government to appeal to the colonists’ sense of humor.

he asks questions that cannot be logically answered.

he reveals a government secret to develop the colonists’ sense of trust.

he uses metaphors that make unfavorable comparisons.

The British government presents itself as something other than what it really is.

and

He uses metaphors that make unfavorable comparisons.

Explanation:

The speech Henry made was for the purpose of warning and explaining the danger of the British government and the unavoidable truth of the war. Although others are trying to keep the peace, Henry is certain British government is not to be trusted and that, if they don't take the action, they will suffer even further by the throne's tyranny. He is trying to wake the fear of the British and their acts, of what they will do next, trying to explain how they are not to be trusted.

To achieve this, he is using metaphors and allusions.

Some of the metaphors he uses to present this point are

such as answering phones, scheduling appointments, sending faxes, and filing documents.

explanation:

all of the following except for c.foreign government

its duck

me jerry

explanation: