AnswersTwilight Session 1 Fall 26 Literature and Composition I_CThompsonRhetoric and Structure in Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Speech

Rhetoric and Structure in Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Speech Answers

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What are two major topics in this excerpt from the Magna Carta?

A
the right to own property and lease or sell it as needed
B
the freedom from unfair seizures and imprisonment
C
the need for a legal system
D
the process the government must follow when taking action against a citizen
E
the way equals are determined
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What is the theme of this part of the Magna Carta?

A
Freedom from an oppressive government is necessary for achieving financial freedom.
B
Forgiveness of those who worked against the government is important for achieving peace.
C
Equal rights can be gained only through pardons by members of the clergy.
D
All wrongs must be justified through legal action.
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"Aid” refers to the collection of money. What theme is shared by both documents?

A
Sacrifice is the greatest act a citizen can make.
B
Only certain citizens need to sacrifice for the greater good.
C
Money should be collected from citizens only at certain times of the year.
D
Sometimes, money needs to be collected from the people to pay for important national causes.
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What is one major topic of this excerpt from the document?

A
the value of nature
B
the importance of equality
C
the freedom of individuals
D
the need for sacrifice
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What topic do the excerpts from the Gettysburg Address and The Social Contract have in common?

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Selection 1:unity
What topic does this section of the Gettysburg Address cover that is not addressed in this section of The Social Contract?:sacrifice

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