Answer:
Repeatedly picketing the White House
Explanation:
The National Woman's Party was formed with the sole purpose of fighting for a passage of a constitutional amendment ensuring women's suffrage throughout the United States. The prominent leaders were Alice Paul and Lucy Burns.
Before, during and after the World War 1, most women in America and many other parts of were disenfranchized. Despite the fact that the American President then Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, championed democracy in the world during the wartime, the disenfranchizement of women in America was seen by the National Woman's Party as hypocrisy on his part. Therefore, the group started picketing the White House from between January 10, 1917 until June 1919. These protest group known as the Silent Sentinels were tolerated at first, but were subsequently arrested by police for obstructing traffic when they continued their picketing after the United States declared war in 1917.
Answer:
B. The excerpt relies on pathos by making strong emotional claims.
Explanation:
Pathos appeal emotions. It is a way of convincing an audience by eliciting emotions in the audience.
Thomas Jefferson's "Declaration of Independence" makes several appeals to audience's emotions. This excerpt relies heavily on pathos
"we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor." are all appealing emotions of the audience.
Other two closely related rhetoric techniques to convince an audience are;
1: Logos: The use of logic to convince an audience.
2: Ethos: Trying to convince an audience by appealing to ethics.
Answer:
Explanation:
This question is really hard to make out. Leave out all the comments that don't matter or don't make sense when you read it over.
Those that were in New England in the 1600s were of one mind about what religion was. Therefore it made sense for them to choose a government that reflected their individual religious beliefs.
The answer is this one.
Religion was the basis for government as
well as private life.