How does Booker T use rhetoric to persuade his audience?

He flatters his audience and makes them feel emotional

What does Booker T mean by "cast down your bucket where you are?"

Start the road to equality where you are currently at

What does Booker T say 1/3 represents?

The proportion of African Americans living in the south

What is the main idea in the Atlanta Compromise?

The road to equality starts from the bottom up

Techniques authors use to persuade or convey meaning

Who was the audience of the Atlanta Compromise?

Northern Philanthropists and Southern business leaders

How do Du Bois and Washington differ or contrast?

one wants social progress, the other wants economic progress

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What types of rhetoric did Booker T use?
Repitition
All of the above
Metaphor
Imagery
2
How does Booker T use rhetoric to persuade his audience?
He uses humor
He does not use rhetoric
He flatters his audience and makes them feel emotional
He uses fancy words
3
How are Booker T and Du Bois alike?
They offer ideas for change
Argue for the progress of blacks in America
all of the above
work with white American culture
4
What does Booker T mean by "cast down your bucket where you are?"
Start the road to equality where you are currently at
be happy only doing agricultural work
Become a politician or a preecher
Drop your bucket and get H2o
5
What does Booker T say 1/3 represents?
The ammount of sugar in his favorite recipe
The proportion of African Americans living in the south
IDK
one third
6
What is the main idea in the Atlanta Compromise?
The road to equality is long
The road to equality starts from the bottom up
There will be hardships along the path to equality
Road to equality starts from the top down
7
What metaphors does Booker T use in his speech?
An investment
pushing a heavy load uphill
A ship lost at sea
all of the above
8
Rhetoric is?
Techniques authors use to persuade or convey meaning
Literary elements
Da Bomb!
A question
9
The Atlanta Compromise is?
A story about equality
Lowering you standards in the state of Georgia
A speech to unite the south
An essay about racism
10
Who was the audience of the Atlanta Compromise?
Whites in the U.S.
African Americans in the U.S.
Northern Philanthropists and Southern business leaders
No audeince
11
How do Du Bois and Washington differ or contrast?
they both want to start at the bottom
Washington wants to start at the bottom and voting rights
Du Bois wants economic reform
one wants social progress, the other wants economic progress

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