Answer:
I would say the correct answer is C) to show the audience that the version of equality celebrated by America was an empty word, mocking the slaves.
Explanation:
The "shout of liberty and equality" is an empty ("hollow") word because <u>there is no liberty or equality for the slaves</u>. If the liberty really existed, it would have been there for everyone. As for equality, it is impossible to ascertain it in a country where <u>inequality is so blatant and obvious</u>. Furthermore, boasting about these concepts is cynical when one knows that the whole colored population is excluded from them. Hence the mockery Douglass refers to.
A) is not correct because this passage isn't about slaveowners and their lack of compassion. It's directed towards the whole nation that is still being blind to facts. B) is kind of correct but it's not the best choice because it leaves out the cynicism and mockery. D) isn't correct because this excerpt doesn't refer to the slaves' silence; on the contrary, it shows that the nation is blind and deaf to the slaves' plight.
Answer:
choice D
Explanation:
Idk what the dude above me said but he sounds crzy and obviously doesnt know the question
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Answer:
He tells the audience to put their hands on their hearts because he is trying to prove that hip hop and shakespeare have different tempos, and the rhythm can determine type of writing. Both hip hop and shakespeare can be very similar.
Explanation:
He is trying to make a connection between hip hop and Shakespeare.
Answer:
t.js perspective
Explanation:
I chose this one and was right