To fight for freedom is a fight worth dying for.” These words have motivated several of the powerful founding fathers and army generals of the United States. Without the help of the founding fathers, America would not be shaped the way it is with the abundance of hope, pride, and unity it has. To be able to fight against the British, they would need to have had an army so strong and driven to succeed in their goal. America was driven by the hope of freedom, and to keep people motivated, they needed a message. “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death” by Patrick Henry successfully conveys the message of courageousness and bravery, which persuaded people to want to fight. Ultimately, this passage was an important factor in the fight for freedom. Without a doubt, “Give Me Liberty or Give Me …show more content…
Like any standard individual, America became exasperated. Freedom has become a national concern and a hot topic. This period in time enlightened many individuals about the wrongdoings Britain had been doing over the years. As the Americans got tired, they got more furious, leading them to assert themselves without fear. Their motivation was to build a prosperous future for themselves and future generations. Both these passages exemplify the passion they had for liberty and unity. Without these passages, the colonists would not have had the fortitude to fight for what they believed. “The Crisis” by Thomas Paine has been recognized for its compelling message as it speaks to many individuals. Thomas Paine sheds light on the tragedies going on in America. He compares the situation that they live in to “slavery” and uses personification to describe America. He persuaded his audience to believe that America is not happy and won’t ever be happy until it is free. He ends the passage with a message to keep fighting no matter what. Undoubtedly, “The Crisis”, has become a respected symbol used for the message of