Revolutionary Lit Test Study

Part of a declaration that explains specific things that have been done wrong by the other party in the relationship

• Preamble

• Statement of Beliefs

• List of Complaints

• Steps taken to address complaints

• Declaration

Part of a declaration that explains the final decision of independence

• Preamble

• Statement of Beliefs

• List of Complaints

• Steps taken to address complaints

• Declaration

Part of a declaration that explains what’s being written and why

• Preamble

• Statement of Beliefs

• List of Complaints

• Steps taken to address complaints

• Declaration

Part of a declaration that explains what the writer has done to try to fix the situation

• Preamble

• Statement of Beliefs

• List of Complaints

• Steps taken to address complaints

• Declaration

Part of a declaration that explains what rights a person has, and what should and shouldn’t happen in this relationship

• Preamble

• Statement of Beliefs

• List of Complaints

• Steps taken to address complaints

• Declaration

This document was written to inform the King, Parliament, and British subjects that the colonists were separating and forming their own government.

• The Speech to the Virginia Convention

• The Autobiography

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Crucible

This text was written by the author and, in it, he talks about how he tried to become a better person by trying to achieve moral perfection and sticking to a schedule

• The Speech to the Virginia Convention

• The Autobiography

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Crucible

This speech was given to try and persuade the audience to go to war with Great Britain

• The Speech to the Virginia Convention

• The Autobiography

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Crucible

This rhetorical device is all about appealing to emotions, trying to get the audience to feel strongly about a message

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Allusion

• Logos

This rhetorical device is all about establishing credibility, or why someone should listen to the speaker

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Allusion

• Logos