Question

No country on the globe is so happily situated or so internally capable of raising a fleet as America.Tar,timber,iron, and cordage are her natural produce.we need go aboard for nothing which words or phrases from this passage best demonstrate logos

Answer 1

Answer:

tar, timber, iron, cordage

Explanation:

Logos refers to the content of speech, the use of logic. That is, the way the thesis is presented (the clarity of the speech, the use of techniques such as repetition, the careful choice of the order of the arguments, the avoidance or skillful use of fallacies) and the strength of their arguments, reducing the hypotheses of rebuttal.

In this excerpt, logos is represented by the words "tar, timber, iron, cordage" because these words represent a logical explanation for the argument that says "No country in the world is as well situated or internally capable of creating a fleet as America."

Answer 2

Logos is appeal to reason, so I believe it's "Tar, timber, iron, and cordage are her natural produce."