Civil Rights Speeches

When speech writers use emotion they are appealing to their audience's feelings. This is called:

The Civil Rights Law of 1964 changed all of these EXCEPT:

Using a celebrity in an ad is an example of:

When a writer uses an historical event, place or person in a speech it is:

When a writer uses the same word or phrase mutiple times in a row it is:

Who gave the "I Have a Dream" speech?

The practice of requiring separate housing, education and other services for people of color is:

When speech writers use trust. This is called:

Dr. King's main message was protest equal rights:

Dr. King spoke in front of his memorial for the "I Have a Dream" speech.

Sojourner Truth was:

Sojourner Truth spoke at:

When a writer uses a comparison without like or as it is:

"Ain't I a Woman?" was the speech given by:

When speech writers use facts and statistics they are appealing to their audience's logic. This is called: