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One reason that made the Revolutionary-era poets use the iambic meter was that this meter imitated the classical poetry style.

<h3>Who were the Revolutionary-era poets?</h3>

This name is given to famous poets during the American Revolution, which was massive movement led by the colonies to become independent from the British Crown. Due to this, the themes in this poems are often related to that conflict.

<h3>What meter did the poets use?</h3>

The poets mainy used the iamb. This metric unit implies using sets of two syllable in which the first syllable is unstressed.

<h3>Why did the poets choose this pattern?</h3>

The most likely reason is that the revolutionary-era poems were inspired by classical poems and it was common classical poems used this metric.

Note: This question is incomplete; here is the complete question:

One possible reason that the Revolutionary-era poets used the1. __ meter was to imitate the2. ___ style.

1. trochaic

spondaic

iambic

anapestic

2. romantic

british

classical

dramatic

Learn more about the iamb in: brainly.com/question/1287268

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