In patrick henry's speech at the virginia convention, what persuasive techniques does he use to appeal to his audience? i've read through it over and over, but i need two answers and only have one at the moment, and i'm making up for missing credits so i'd really appreciate the .
a.) he appealed to ethics, reminding the audience about the universal rights of an individual.
b.) he appealed to authority, reminding the audience of his importance.
c.) he appealed to emotion, stating that fighting is the only way to avoid enslavement by the british monarchy.
d.) he appealed to logic, asking the audience to take a look back at history.
e.) he appealed to faith, asking others to trust him.
as of now, i only have c. can someone ?

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