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1. President <u>ANDREW JACKSON</u> believed that American Indians should be relocated from their homes in the eastern United States to territory in the west.
2. The purpose of Jackson's message was to gain support for the <u>INDIAN REMOVAL ACT.</u>
3. To better persuade the audience, Jackson used words with a positive <u>CONNOTATION</u>, such as benevolent.
4. The writing in Jackson's speech "On Indian Removal" is characterized by long and <u>COMPLICATED</u> sentences.
5. Rutledge's writing in "Samuel's Memory" is characterized by <u>SHORTER</u> sentences.
6. The <u>TONE</u> of Rutledge's essay is sadness and loss.
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PLATO Option C
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I know this because I just took it and got it right
I choose B because it was mainly about how reading helps your brain.
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