In the Oedipus the King, in some cases hilariously inhumane or whimsical, now and then keen, now and again sensational, the Chorus responds to the occasion in front of an audience. The Chorus' responses can be lessons in how the gathering of people ought to decipher what it is seeing, or how it ought not to translate what it is seeing.
<span>3. Cultural exchanges between the Middle East and Europe grew</span>
Pericles<span> transformed his city's alliances into an empire and graced its Acropolis with the famous Parthenon.</span>
Answer:
1. Jefferson supported bimetallism (ethos appeal)
2. It benefited small town farmers who took out loans to pay for their homes and farms.
3. Money is relative. If we say something has value, it does. Gold is only seen as valuable because it always has.
4. International Bimetallism is already practiced.
Explanation:
This powerful speech secured Bryan's seat as a presidential candidate and an advocate for the Populist's party in the upcoming election. He uses rhetoric to push beyond people's tradition and embrace bimetallism in this speech, something which was later achieved.
