(10 points) PLEASE HELP
George W. Bush First Inaugural Address
1. Where, when and to wh...
(10 points) PLEASE HELP
George W. Bush First Inaugural Address
1. Where, when and to whom was the speech delivered?
2. Describe the TONE or MOOD in one complete sentence
3. What is main argument being made? One sentence
4. In your own words, what is one CLAIM the speaker is making and what EVIDENCE supports that claim?
5. Quote a powerful line form the speech and explain why it speaks to you.(or if not to you, why it might speak to others)
6.Identify and explain one ALLUSION in each speech
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