The events of the American Revolution influenced persuasive writing techniques of early American Authors because it caused people to use more unique approaches to captivate the audience and convince them to agree with their point. This technique was often used with various rhetorical divides to give more supportive and convincing evidence. Using logical and emotional appeal became more common in political events to persuade the audience to follow them and support their opinions (Ex: in any lawmaking processes during the time). Propaganda also became more common to persuade citizens to support their country during war. Rhetorical devices are often used to persuade audiences by using various techniques to cause the audience to become more attentive