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TiliK225 [7]
2 years ago
7

In the Activity portion of the Speaking and Listening Skill for this lesson, you will evaluate Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson’

s delivery of a speech.
Directions:

In the box below, write a paragraph evaluating Johnson’s delivery of his speech “Remarks at Gettysburg on Civil Rights.” Be sure to include

a statement on the speaker’s delivery
a description of the oral fluency techniques the speaker uses throughout the speech
an explanation of how the speaker’s oral fluency contributes to the purpose of the speech
English
1 answer:
Westkost [7]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I think that when he delivered his speech he meant it from the heart he really wanted his message to be heard. He made sure everyone knew he wanted black people of color to have equal opportunity as white people. Also that people don't see color or anything and they just see a human that deserves to be there. He expresses the importance of this and why this action news to be taken asap and the urgency.

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