Lesson 1.8
Lesson 1.8 Objective
In his “Speech to the Second Virginia Convention,” Patrick Henry gives a rousing call-to-action that helps set the American colonies on the road to independence. This memorable speech, paired with “A Voice,” will give students different cultural perspectives by which to consider how words can shape the future.
Students will be able to analyze the language, viewpoints, themes, and concepts in two seminal U.S. documents of historical and literary significance in a written response.
Instructional Tasks
Go to StudySync. Complete the following assignments and take note of vocabulary, important facts, and key details in your English notebook. Submit a picture of your notes to Google Classroom
Lesson 1.8 Instruction: Author’s Purpose and Point of View - Speech to the Second Virginia Convention
Lesson 1.8 Instruction: Language, Style, and Audience - Speech to the Second Virginia Convention
Reading Tasks
Go to StudySync. Complete the following tasks as instructed
Lesson 1.8 Reading Response: Speech to the Second Virginia Convention
Assignments
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Lesson 1.8 Close Read Assignment: Speech to the Second Virginia Convention