The passage from President Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address contains the rhetorical element of rhetorical questioning, used to emphasize the moral implications of the civil war and slavery.
The rhetorical element included in this passage from President Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address is rhetorical questioning. Rhetorical questions are used by the speaker or writer to make a point and don't require a direct answer. In this case, Lincoln uses a rhetorical question to present the idea that the Civil War is a divine punishment for American slavery, an idea meant more for reflection rather than a literal answer. Lincoln's rhetorical question also helps to affirm his point on the moral implications of the war and slavery.
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b. False
The answer is False for this question
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Without view of the grass we can just assume it is red based on the snow, we have to see the grass first in order to see and know the color.
Answer:
The diet of desert black ants consists mainly of other dead insects.
Explanation:
The black ants got their name because of the characteristic color of their body, paws and head. In each nest, as a rule, live three types of insects - workers, males and womb. Most of the population consists of working ants that collect food, grow aphids, lay eggs and many others. The occupation determines the size of the ant. The black desert ants have their food based on dead insects, every day the operatives come out of their burrows and facing all the dangers of the desert go long paths in search of these insects.
Chief Joseph was not a war leader, but his actions and this speech cause him to be remembered as one. Why might he be considered a leader in the war?
U.S. forces commended his actions.
He fought U.S. forces for a long time.
He was the one who surrendered to U.S. forces.
He rescued his people from their horrible conditions.
Answer: C) He was the one who surrendered to U.S. forces.
Explanation: In the given excerpt we can see how Chief Joseph expresses his desire and decision to stop fighting and surrender, because his people were dying in the cold, with no blankets. Even though Chief Joseph wasn't a leader, he is remembered as one because he made a decision for himself, and in the behalf of his children and of all his people (as a leader does), to surrender to U.S. forces and live in peace.
Answer:
He was the one who surrendered to U.S. forces.
Explanation:
He didn't want to be a war leader but he was a leader because he didn't want his people to suffer.