Question

Why does dickinson urge his fellow colonists to rouse themselves?

Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is : In his writing "letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania," Dickinson encouraged colonial unity to resist Townshend's laws. This law was intended to place taxes on glass, paper, tea, etc. His writing stated that "there are no taxes without representation" and that the parliament had no right to impose duties on the British colonies.

Answer 2

Dickinson urges his fellow colonists to rouse themselves because of the Britain of which had played a bigger role, in which the colonists are being affected. Making Dickinson to rouse his fellow colonists with the use of urgent letters that is being printed in the newspaper.