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The correct answer should be B) He uses contrasting words to show a juxtaposition of ideas.

Martin Luther King, Jr. is successful in showing the relationship of ideas he presented in his statements above by using juxtaposition. He tends to correlate opposing ideas in order to provide a convincing approach to the listeners.

Kay [80]3 years ago

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the answer is d i hope this helps!!

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