"Obama's Speech at Selma, 2015" by Barack ObamaWhich of the following statements best describes Obama's purpose in his speech?(1 point) Responses To criticize the current government policies To criticize the current government policies To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism To provide a detailed history of the Civil Rights Movement To provide a detailed history of the Civil Rights Movement To entertain the audience with personal anecdotes To entertain the audience with personal anecdotes Question 3 In the phrase "the idea of a just America and a fair America," what is the connotation of the word "just"?(1 point) Responses Fairness in terms of laws Fairness in terms of laws A feeling of anger A feeling of anger A sense of urgency A sense of urgency A state of confusion A state of confusion Skip to navigation

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For the first question, the statement that best describes Obama's purpose in his speech is: To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism.

For the second question, the connotation of the word "just" in the phrase "the idea of a just America and a fair America" is: Fairness in terms of laws.

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"Obama's Speech at Selma, 2015" by Barack ObamaWhich of the following statements best describes Obama's purpose in his speech?(1 point) Responses To criticize the current government policies To criticize the current government policies To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism To provide a detailed history of the Civil Rights Movement To provide a detailed history of the Civil Rights Movement To entertain the audience with personal anecdotes To entertain the audience with personal anecdotes Question 3 In the phrase "the idea of a just America and a fair America," what is the connotation of the word "just"?(1 point) Responses Fairness in terms of laws Fairness in terms of laws A feeling of anger A feeling of anger A sense of urgency A sense of urgency A state of confusion A state of confusion Skip to navigation

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For the first question, the statement that best describes Obama's purpose in his speech is: To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism.

For the second question, the connotation of the word "just" in the phrase "the idea of a just America and a fair America" is: Fairness in terms of laws.

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For the first question, the statement that best describes Obama's purpose in his speech is: To celebrate the achievements of the Civil Rights Movement and encourage continued activism.

For the second question, the connotation of the word "just" in the phrase "the idea of a just America and a fair America" is: Fairness in terms of laws.