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9. Which rhetorical strategy does Frederick Douglass primarily use in "What to a
Slave is the Fourth of July?" to advance his purpose?
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A. Pathos to evoke emotional responses from his audience.
B. Ethos to establish his credibility.
C. Logos to provide logical arguments.
D. Anecdotes to tell personal stories.



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Final answer:

Frederick Douglass uses a combination of rhetorical strategies including Pathos, Logos, and Ethos in his speech to advance his purpose effectively.


Explanation:

Frederick Douglass employs rhetorical strategies in "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July" to advance his purpose.

  1. Pathos: Douglass uses emotions to evoke responses from his audience.
  2. Logos: He provides logical arguments to support his points.
  3. Ethos: Douglass establishes credibility with his audience.

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