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What is the purpose of king's nobel prize acceptance speech
Answer this question… To encourage people to keep fighting for freedom and equality, even when the battle seems impossible to win
What element in the passage helps King create pathos and engage the emotions of his audience
"three meals a day"
Who is King comparing to a flight's ground crew in this metaphor from his Nobel Prize acceptance speech
The people who have worked hard to make the civil rights movement happen but will never be given an award.
How does Martin Luther King Jr.'s use of metaphor in this passage from his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech affect his tone
It makes the speech sound more poetic
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