<h2>"The Struggle for Human Rights" (Questions)</h2>
- Did the citizens satisfied of what will be the actions of the members of Congress?
- Why did citizens need to rally against the member of Congress?
- Do we deserve Human Rights?
<h3>For more info:</h3>
The Speech of Eleanor Roosevelt;
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The answer to your question is A:explanation
5) to provide a hint to the audience about what will happen later in the play
1. I would say the correct answer is C. <span>It led him to believe that violent resistance to white people is both necessary and justified. The problem was not just the taking away of Native American lands; the problem was that the white men cheated. Black Hawk was a famous war leader in more than one conflict, aligning even with the white men from Britain and Canada against their common enemy.
2. In my opinion, the correct answer is D. </span><span>He uses ethos, suggesting his behavior was an ethical and just reaction against the deceitful and immoral behavior of the white men. He isn't trying to manipulate his audience's opinion. He appeals to ethos, relying on their capability to recognize the right and justified cause. When the land where they lived was devastated, of course they were right to do something about it.</span>
The answer is d) it captures the successes and experiences of your life as you write
