Henry was confident in the colonists' ability to go to war and emerge victorious because the colonists had previously shown that they were strong enough to defeat the British, as the third answer option shows.
Why did Henry think that?
- Because the settlers showed that they were aware of the oppression they suffered.
- Because the colonists had products that England needed.
- Because the settlers were numerous and could defend themselves.
Henry knew that the colonists had already shown events of revolt against England, reinforcing how they had a certain influence on the empire's decision-making. For this reason, he encouraged the colonists to be strong and that they should not be afraid of England, but fight against the oppression that it emanated from the continent.
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