35 And in the difficult hours of this day—through dark days that may be yet to come—we will know that the vast ma praying for us. But, in representing our cause, we represent theirs as well—our hope and their hope for liberty under
37. How does the speaker use rhetoric in paragraphs 2 and 22 to advance his purpose?
O A. The speaker uses figurative language to emphasize that the United States must act.
O B. The speaker uses emotional appeal to show concern for the welfare of the United States.
O C. The speaker uses name-calling to condemn the unlawful actions of the Japanese.
O D. The speaker uses hyperbole to express his fears of the powerful Japanese army.
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