Name
Date
Henry and Madison: Rhetoric for Revolution, Rhetoric for a Republic — Homework
Reread this week's Henry and Madison excerpts side by side before answering.
- 1.What specific problem is each writer trying to solve -- Henry in 1775 and Madison in 1787?
- 2.Explain Madison's "liberty is to faction what air is to fire" analogy in your own words.
- 3.Name the persuasive device where a writer names and directly answers an opposing view before offering their own solution.
- 4.Why does Henry compress his argument into one urgent line while Madison unfolds his across paragraphs?
- 5.In six or more sentences, compare how Henry and Madison each balance ethos, pathos, and logos differently, citing at least one specific phrase from each text.
🌲 Homeschool of the FutureEleventh Grade · Reading · week 10 homework