Answer:
Nehru uses pathos, appealing to the emotions of the audience.
Explanation:
Through rhetorical device called pathos, Jawahar Lal Nehru makes an emotional appeal to the audience in his speech “A Tryst with Destiny”.
He addresses the people as “We” and urges to them. He makes people understand that we as people of India need to work and put an end to poverty, disease and ignorance. We have to fight for our independence. He explains that our work would be difficult, but it is our responsibility to do this. He addresses lower class people as peasants and workers of India. He made them understand how we have to ensure justice in our life and reinforce the nation.
One main reason was because he was such a respectful figure. John Adams would have written it but when the delegates were deciding who should write it, they picked Jefferson because he excelled over Adams in writing.
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C. Immigrant students are the hardest workers in school.
Why it’s an example of a racial bias cause it’s telling you that Immigrants can work a little more harder than an average student which can be a little bias if you think of it. Cause not all Immigrants students are hard workers as some try to work hard to get an education as some are just really slow learners compare to the average student.
