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Answer: Therefore, your best answer is (A) When Claudius uses flattery to convince Laertes to kill Hamlet, Shakespeare emphasizes the theme “Pride leads to downfall.”
Explanation: In scene seven of act four, Claudius is talking with Laertes about how Hamlet killed Polonius (Laertes's father and Claudius's advisor). Laertes asks Claudius why he hasn't killed Hamlet, to which he answers by saying that he couldn't because it would hurt Gertrude (The Queen and Hamlet's mother), and it would turn the nation against him (Claudius) because everyone loved Hamlet.
Then, Claudius started flattering Laertes's skills at fencing and saying that Hamlet would challenge him, and asking Laertes if he was a man of empty words like Hamlet or a man who was ready to avenge his father's death.
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i think it is the setting
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because it would create tension
What made dr kings use of non violence so effective was because of all the media attention the civil rights movement was receiving. It was through such media outlets like television, newspaper and radio that king demonstrated to America and the whole world that the black community wasn't going to bend their knees to white oppression, and that it was in fact the black community that held the moral high ground. This helped create a culture of non violent protest throughout the nation that would continue well beyond the passing of the civil rights act and into present day.
Hi Elise!
Sorry, I had to go offline for a while. Here are your answers:
♦ Outline- <span>used to organize information into main points and subpoints
</span>♦ Evidence- <span>facts or details that provide support for main points
</span>♦ Thesis Statement- <span>gives the main idea and suggests the organization of the essay
</span>♦ Parenthetical Documentation-
♦ Quotation- <span>a statement that uses the exact wording from a text
</span>♦ Works Cited- <span>a list of sources that you used in your essay
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I hope they aren't too late. Good luck!☺
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