Identify the effect of the logical reasoning that King employs in paragraph 44.

Question

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A. It refutes the idea that the Birmingham police have been keeping “order” and “preventing violence.”

B. It shows King’s disappointment in the clergymen who think that the Birmingham police have been peaceful.

C. It explains why the actions of the Birmingham police are inherently wrong.

D. It is used to explain why the actions of the protestors are just.
What does King’s emotional appeal in paragraph 46 accomplish?
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A. It contrasts the protesters in Birmingham with protesters in other Southern cities.

B. It highlights the positive traits of the people who are protesting for greater freedoms.

C. It clarifies the idea that there are various ways to protest injustice.

D. It emphasizes the moral evil of the people who oppose extending civil rights to all.
Why does King refer to the American dream and sacred Judeo-Christian values at the end of paragraph 46?
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A. It explains how the protestors are seen in the South.

B. It describes why the clergymen are wrong.

C. It highlights the shared values between the protestors and the clergymen.

D. It highlights the courage and resolve of those participating in the protest movement.

Answer 1

1. The effect of the logical reasoning that King employs in paragraph 44 is:

A. It refutes the idea that the Birmingham police have been keeping “order” and “preventing violence.”

2. King’s emotional appeal in paragraph 46 accomplishes:

B. It highlights the positive traits of the people who are protesting for greater freedoms.

3. King refers to the American dream and sacred Judeo-Christian values at the end of paragraph 46 to:

C. It highlights the shared values between the protestors and the clergymen.