"The Strangers' Case" Speech from Sir Thomas More

The transcript discusses the plight of strangers in England, highlighting the consequences of misused authority and the experience of exile. It reflects on the inhumanity faced by exiles and the societal impact of such actions, urging empathy and understanding.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding the strangers?

• Their economic prosperity

• Their political influence

• Their struggles and journey to the ports

• Their luxurious lifestyle

What does the second section suggest about the consequences of the actions of those in power?

• It strengthens the community

• It promotes cultural exchange

• It leads to peace and harmony

• It results in chaos and disorder

According to the second section, what is the fate of those who are banished?

• They find refuge easily

• They face uncertainty and lack of refuge

• They are welcomed with open arms

• They become leaders in new lands

What challenge does the final section present to the audience?

• To focus on economic growth

• To ignore the plight of strangers

• To consider the inhumanity of treating strangers with hostility

• To support the harsh treatment of strangers

How are strangers likely to be treated in foreign lands, according to the final section?

• With hostility and violence

• With kindness and hospitality

• With admiration and respect

• With indifference