In Thomas Paine's "Liberty Tree," how does the author mostly emphasize the principal subject of the poem?

A. By describing Liberty as a tree

B. By capitalizing and repeating the word Liberty

C. By explaining why people left Old England

D. By showing timber and tar is given to Old England

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Theresa Morrison

27 February, 04:17

In Thomas Paine's "Liberty Tree," how does the author mostly emphasize the principal subject of the poem?

A. By describing Liberty as a tree

B. By capitalizing and repeating the word Liberty

C. By explaining why people left Old England

D. By showing timber and tar is given to Old England

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Alani Woodward · Answer 1

In this poem "liberty Tree" written by Thomas Paine, the author gives praise and eternalizes the great elm tree that was near Boston Common, where lots of manifestations were held. Like this tree, liberty has to be defended from being cut down from the people.

Question: In Thomas Paine's "Liberty Tree," how does the author mostly emphasize the principal subject of the poem?

Answer: B. By capitalizing and repeating the word Liberty

In Thomas Paine's "Liberty Tree," how does the author mostly emphasize the principal subject of the poem?A. By describing Liberty as a treeB. By capitalizing and repeating the word LibertyC. By explaining why people left Old EnglandD. By showing timber and tar is given to Old England

In Thomas Paine's "Liberty Tree," how does the author mostly emphasize the principal subject of the poem?

A. By describing Liberty as a tree

B. By capitalizing and repeating the word Liberty

C. By explaining why people left Old England

D. By showing timber and tar is given to Old England