What does Patrick Henry argue is inevitable? A. War against the British B. Slavery in the colonies C. Submission of his brothers D. An agreement with the king

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Ali Sadri · Answer 1 · 2017-01-09T09:07:58+0000

The correct answer is A. War against the British

He argues that the states tried to stop it and avert the crisis but that Britain is not someone with whom one can negotiate and that a war is coming.

What does Patrick Henry argue is inevitable? A. War against the British B. Slavery in the colonies C. Submission of his brothers D. An agreement with the king

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