The writer's intention with the use of a personal anecdote to introduce her argument was; Choice C;
- challenge her audience’s assumptions about wyoming residents
<h3>Use of a Personal Anecdote</h3>
Anecdotes in their simplest definition are short, amusing, thought-provoking stories and can be about a person or an event.
Personal anecdotes usually are therefore real-life stories that often happened to the writer or speaker.
Hence, she used this literary device in a bid to challenge her audience’s assumptions about wyoming residents.
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They thought local governments (states, cities, counties) should have more governmental power than the federal level because they thought it would be too complex for the people
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