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The correct word is "precedent"
Many of George Washington's customs that he set while President became the precedent by which other Presidents acted.
The most famous was, until FDR, the two term limit for Presidents.
After FDR, two terms would be codified.
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<em>1. (a) What appeal to emotion does Jefferson use in paragraph 1?</em>
<em>(b) Why is this an important technique for him to use as he begins</em>
<em>his argument?</em>
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The technique used by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence was to appeal to the audience by the usage of strongly worded sentences. The reason for using this technique at the beginning of the address was to bring the attention of the people
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- Thomas Jefferson, in the emotionally charged 'Declaration of Independence', attempts to draw the attention of the people, and shed light on what has been happening in America.
- He uses words rooted in the history of struggle for independence.
- He does so, in order to remind the public, that they had certain rights that could not be confiscated by anyone.
- Especially, the ruling government.
- He begins the draft with these statements, so that the people are empowered with knowledge, logic, ideas, ideologies, philosophy and the strength to fight for what is rightfully theirs'.
Therefore, it is clear why Thomas Jefferson used this technique in the beginning.
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During the 1920's The United States went through a thriving economic period (until 1929) and this caused Americans to spend more money in leisure, including sports and different types of entertainment and activities.
Because of all these things, sports became a national pastime and people could follow different sports by:
- Attending games
- Following teams in the newspapers
- Reading about teams in magazine reports
- Listening to games on the radio
