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The deaths gave support to critics who believed that women were not mentally or physically able to be good pilots. After Quimby's death, the New York Sun said, "As a rule, they lack strength and presence of mind and the courage to excel as aviators." (lines 124-125) Amelia Earhart pointed out that companies didn't want to hire women pilots because even minor accidents received a lot of publicity
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A. Ethos
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Ethos is a device that appeals to one’s ethics, a sense of right and wrong, and is used to lend credibility to what is being said by this appeal.
In the given statement, credibility is clearly established by assuring persistence through “every stage”, and “repeated Petitions,” and modesty and humility through “the most humble terms” even when the times were those of “Oppression.” This has an effect of lending to the narrator a good, humble, and persevering character which appeals to the ethics of the readers.
The answer cannot be ‘deductive logic’, as there’s no specific conclusion drawn from a general truth; or ‘inductive logic, because there’s no generalisation made from a specific example. The excerpt isn’t based on logic and evidence, and hence, it cannot be ‘logos’ either.
It means an arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence it is a noun and if you want to spell it as a plural noun it is chronologies. Hope this helps.
