Asked by Al

4. What is the significance of the speech James Otis delivered at the last meeting of the Observers? (1 point)
a)Many of the Observers considered Otis to be insane by that time.
b)Otis delivered an inspirational speech about the costs of war and the reasons for fighting.
c)Otis urged the Observers to find a peaceful way to end the conflict.
d)Since everyone in the room was already a Whig, the speech had little effect.
Answered by Al
I think its c please answer ASAP.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Is this from <i>Johnny Tremain</i?>

What do you think?

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Answered by Al
yes
Answered by Al
Is it c
Answered by Ms. Sue
I don't think so.

Answered by Al
I don't know what it is than
Answered by Ms. Sue
Then reread that part of the book.

Or see if Sparknotes will help you.

Answered by Tom
i think its b
Answered by Amy
Was it B?
Answered by woooo
yeah it was
Answered by anaik
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