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The correct answer is letter b. the use of repetition. The part of the speech that is so effective in reinforcing Kennedy's message is that it shows repetition. By definition, repetition <span>is a </span>literary device<span> that repeats the same words or phrases a few times to make an idea clearer. This makes Kennedy's message so effective in reinforcing.</span>
A. Witches and Ghosts. As there are most definitely witches in the story that impact the theme and Macbeth sees ghosts throughout. The other ones could not possibly be completely true as they do not mention witches.
I don't exactly have a poem to go off of here, but what happened was that Paul Revere saw the signal lanterns under Christ church and night. This was a signal that the British were there and ready for war. Then he got on his horse, and went all through town screaming "The British Are Coming!" which woke everyone up, and they saw the lantern as well. Paul's warning gave the colonists and the militia men time to prepare for the fight. Basically saving them.
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What type of claim because if you want to claim something you own it.
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