Answer:
A. ethos
Explanation:
Ethos is the rhetorical element in which the persuasion of the audience falls as the major destination. The writer or the speaker attempts to persuade and audience through his piece of writing or speech respectively.
President Lincoln in his Second Inaugural Address questioned the divinity thought and highlighted the ills that the war has brought to the people. He expresses his dilemmatic thoughts as to what had made the divine, the God, to make his people involve in the war. He had used certain allusions from the holy Bible to persuade the audience. The causes that led to the war, it's outcome and it's end have been brought into light by Lincoln.
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Answer: A
Explanation:
It causes confusion, and some people take it the wrong way, and it isn’t always professional
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Answer:
The speaker is Black, and dreams of being free of the strictures and segregation of an oppressive society—of living a life of freedom and self-expression. Importantly, too, the speaker is an artist: in his “dream,” he imagines getting through the “white day” by dancing.
