English, 20.04.2021 02:10 Miamonroe2004

In Passage 1, how does President Kennedy develop his ideas throughout the speech? a. By reminding the American people of the founding principles of the United States
b. By giving examples of how Americans have helped bring freedom to other countries

c. By explaining the steps that need to be taken to ensure equal rights in the United States

d. By forcing the American people to examine their actions and beliefs in regards to segregation

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