Provide a written answer to the question based on the history document For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779 , and the poem The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, To the Tune "The Lilies of France," 1781

#8 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What is a Whig? What is a Tory? Give me some likely synonyms?

#9 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: With what crimes does the author of this article charge the Tories living in America?

#10 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: Which, if any, of his accusations seem legitimate? Why/Why not?

#11 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What about Indians? Do you find the author invoking Indian savagery to make his case about the Tories? Take me to the text. Why do that?

#12 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: Why so much talk about the Tories trying to make the Patriots into slaves? Connect this to other readings.

#13 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What does the author propose to do with these “traitorous villains”?

#14 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: Why not leave them alone? Why not let sleeping dogs lie?

#15 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What do you think readers of the PA Packet made of this? Would they have bought his argument and his rhetoric?

#16 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What insights can we gain from this article into the ways in which Patriots and Loyalists interacted in American society during the American Revolution?

#17 For the Pennsylvania Packet, 1779: What factors do you think would most hinder reconciliation between patriots and remaining loyalists after the war?

#18 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: Why so much talk of needing ‘volunteers’? Why don’t the British just conscript Georgians into their ranks?

#19 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: With what crimes does the author of this song charge the Patriots? Do the accusations seem legitimate? Why/Why not?

#20 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: What kind of person seems to be the author of this song?

#21 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: What rhetorical strategies does the author use in order to valorize the cause of the King? Is it effective?

#22 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: What rewards does the author promise for those who take up arms to defend the British cause?

#23 The Volunteers of Augusta, A New Song, 1781: What do you think hearers of this song would have made of this? Would they have bought his argument and his rhetoric?

Provide a written answer to the question based on the history docum...