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Thomas Paine's The Crisis

Published on Dec 02, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE CRISIS

BY THOMAS PAINE
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EXAMPLE FORM,CONTENT & ORGANIZATION

  • This persuasive writing is a speech. The author chose this to help the people understand the reasons why war with Britain was important.
  • The claim was that by fighting against Britain would bring independence.

CLAIM

  • The author believed that U.S should go to war with Britain.
  • Independence was the goal
  • "We fight not to enslave, but to set a country free."

MOTIVATION

  • This is a strong persuasive speech.
  • Really believes in what he says.
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METHOD OF ORGANIZATION

  • Inductively method
  • Begins examples of what he is saying.
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WRITERS CRAFT

  • Formal language
  • Uses Parallelism to emphasize Britain should not rule America.
  • Tone is convincing and emotional.

AUTHORS REASONING & LOGIC

  • Inductive(starts with conclusion)
  • Sound (good flaws & good reasons )

EVALUATE & CRITIQUE

  • He uses a lot of persuasive techniques. Ex: imagery, parallelism, and loaded words expressed emotions
  • I think if he wouldn't have done what he did we wouldn't be like we are now.