Question

How are Patrick Henry, Sam Adams, and Thomas Paine similar? They are United States presidents. They are patriots who helped spark the American Revolution. They are military leaders during the American Revolution. They are founders of colonies.

Answer 1

The correct answer is "They are patriots who helped sparked the American Revolution"

Step-by-step explanation:

Patrick Henry was an orator and a political activist as well as a Founding Father. His most memorable quote can be considered his great proclamation "Give me liberty or give me death" delivered at the second Virginia convention.

Samuel Adams was a cousin of President John Adams himself and was instrumental in opposing taxation levied by the British. His thoughts and principles concerning freedom and liberty led to the writing of the declaration of independence. He himself was on of the founding fathers.

Thomas Paine was a famous political activist who authored two of the most influential pamphlets before the American Revolution started. These pamphlets with one titled "Common Sense" were highly influential in motivating the American patriots in breaking away and declaring independence from the British. He is considered as a major patriot who helped spark the Revolution.