Answer:
The statement shows that Truth's experiences support her claims.
Explanation:
Sojourner Truth was a powerful voice for human rights.
<u>In 1851, Truth delivered a speech "Ain't I a woman?", at the Woman's Rights Convention which was held in Ohio. </u>
<u>In her speech, she addresses a man who claims that women need help in their works. But, she says that she did work without the help of any men and asks "ain't she a woman?"</u>
The persuasive language that Truth had used in her speech is 'an appeal to credibility".
An appeal to credibility is a type of persuasion in which the audience sees the credibility of the speaker, of how much the speaker knows about what he/she is speaking about.
<u>The given statement reveals that Truth's experiences of her life support her claims that she is making. </u>
The answer would be a downward line
Memoir and a Biography are two concepts are sounds very close in their meaning but they are not.
For example a Memoir is usually a text about the life of a person wrote by the person himself. It is focused on a particular incident or experience.
By the other hand, a Biography is focused to express chronological event from the life of a person but without detail on specific experience.
