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Suzanne’s world history teacher has assigned her to write a speech about winston churchill and his importance during world war ii. what would be the best way to begin her speech? a. with something familiar to the audience about the topic b. with a handout the audience can use to follow along c. with a picture the audience can view d. with an overview to show the whole process to the audience

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