1. DO NOW!
3. Paine’s speech demonstrate all of the following points of a good speech EXCEPT? a.He sublimate himself to serve to achieve a greater good. b. It had a path and a destination c. He capitalized on goodwill and momentum. d. It fits the spirit of the event and its importance. 4.Which of the following reasons does Paine NOT cite when he argues that the colonies must free themselves from British rule? a.Reconciliation would create an unstable political situation that cannot be left to posterity b.Reconciliation would result in a renewed war with French-influenced, American- Indian tribes c.The British will impose new, unjust taxes d.America cannot be effectively governed from afar
1. What does Paine think of government? CITE EVIDENCE FROM THE TEXT A.It should make sure everyone has enough to survive B.It is a reflection of the glories of man C.It is a necessary evil D.It should not exist 2.How does Paine describe the natural state of man? A.Some people were born to be rulers and some subjects B.Some people were born to be slaves and some masters C.All people are born equal D.Man is naturally evil

2. DO NOW! STANDARD
1. Paine’s speech demonstrates all of the following points of a good speech EXCEPT?
a.He sublimates himself to serve to achieve a greater good.
b. It had a path and a destination
c. He capitalized on goodwill and momentum.
d. It fits the spirit of the event and its importance.

3. LEARNING TARGET
I WILL CLARIFY how effective and engaging speeches will have many components that work to achieve the author’s purpose.

4. WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
In writing a speech, you have two objectives: Making a good impression and leaving your audience with two or three takeaways. The rest is just entertainment. How can you make those crucial points?

5. TASK
1. discuss effective speech writing: view video
2. discuss the graphic organizer: claim/Paine

6. CLAIM: America should be independent from Great Britain
Reason 1: the struggle has R2: they wanted to R3: colonist were continued have a voice viewed as unequal, & savages Evidence 1: men of all ranks E1: not represented E1: colonists were embarked on the contrary in Parliament not protected from outside enemies Evidence 2: democracy in the E2: they were too E2: more injuries Colonies was not independent focused on Europe than benefits From GB King E3: Britain did not E3: advocated for care about the people acceptance but were but about profit denied

7. CLOSURE
Thomas Paine makes his arguments by directly addressing the argument of those who supported
reconciliation with Britain.
1. Identify three arguments that he tries to refute. Does he effectively refute these arguments?
2. What literary techniques does Paine use? Are they effective?
3. Is Paine trying to appeal to people’s emotions or reason? Explain

8. HOMEWORK
COMPLETE COUNTERCLAIM, P.62