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1. Rhetorical Device- technique that an author or speaker uses to convey to the listener or reader.
2. Parallelism- the use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose.
3. Antithesis- opposition or contrast of ideas is expressed by parallelism of words.
4. Organizational structure-  perspective through which individuals see their organization and its environment.
5. Argument/ Support- brief summary, often in prose, of a poem or section of a poem or other work.
6. Lists-  words used in discussion.
7. Alliance- result of formal agreements.
8. Invective- abusive or insulting language.
9. Adversary-  antagonist mean a person or a group contending against another.
10. Eradicate-  pull something out by the roots.
11. Flagrant-something that is obviously wrong or offensive in some way.
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.
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5 facts of JFK
1. He and Jackie Kennedy had four children.
2. Kennedy received last rites three times before his presidency.
3. The Army medically disqualified Kennedy from service.
4. He won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. Kennedy briefly attended Princeton University.

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1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth

1. Briefly attended Princeton
2. Donated congressional and presidential salaries to charity.
3. Installed a secret taping system in the white house.
4. Won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. Had four children.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts JFK
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
4. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.
5. He witnessed the launch of the first satellite.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

- Five Facts JFK
1. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
2. He was one of the youngest person ever to be elected in office.
3. He was the one witnessed the launch the first satellite.
4. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
5. JFK served 3 terms in the House before he was elected senator.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts JFK
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
4. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.
5. He witnessed the launch of the first satellite.

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rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts
1. Briefly attended Princeton
2. Donated congressional and presidential salaries to charity.
3. Installed a secret taping system in the white house.
4. Won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. Had four children.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

- Five Facts JFK
1. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
2. He was one of the youngest person ever to be elected in office.
3. He was the one witnessed the launch the first satellite.
4. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
5. JFK served 3 terms in the House before he was elected senator.

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1.) Rhetorical - To clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2.) Parallelism - the repeating of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have similar or the same exact grammatical structure.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/
support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence
6. list- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of dircetive
7. alliance- union of nations for a specific purpose
8. invective- verbal attack; strong criticism
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate- wipe out; destory
11. flagrant- glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

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1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. Parallelism- Repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/
support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence
6. list- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of dircetive
7. alliance- union of nations for a specific purpose
8. invective- verbal attack; strong criticism
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate- wipe out; destory
11. flagrant- glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.
Five JFK Facts
1. JFK went to Harvard.
2. Youngest to be elected in to office.
3. Served in the U.S navy.
4. 35th president.
5. Assassinated in Dallas, Texas

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1. Rhetorical Device: clarifies and balances ideas and evokes emotions
2. Parallelism: the repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences hat have the same grammatical structure or the same meaning
3. Antithesis: a form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrasts
4. Organizational
Structure: adds to a text's persuasive appeal
5. Argument/Support: consists of a series of arguments supported with evidence
6. Lists: one series of pledges, and the other a series of directives, or requests
7. Alliance: Union of ations for a specific purpose
8. Invective: verbal attack; string criticism
9. Adversary: apponent; enemy
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity: intellectual depth

JFK Facts
1. Graduated from Harvard University.
2. Served with distinction in the US Navy during World War II.
3. He became the youngest person ever to be elected as President.
4. He served three terms in the House before e was elected senator from Massachusetts in 1952.
5. He was assassinated in Dallas.

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1. Rhetorical device-Shows ideas and emotions.
2. Parallelism-Repeating of words or clauses that all have the same meaning.
3.Antithesis-It a form or parallelism that shows some form of contrast.
4. Organizational Structure-Type of reading that will try to persuade you.
5. Argument/Support-A series of arguments with evidence.
6. Lists-Pledges in a series.
7. Alliance-Nations that form a union together.
8. Invective-It is a verbal attack.
9. Adversary-An opponent.
10. Eradicate-To destroy.
11. Flagrant-Outrageous.
12. Profundity-Intellectual depth.

5 Facts
1. He attended Harvard.
2. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
3. He has four kids.
4. He is a winner of the Pulitzer Prize.
5. He briefly attended Princeton before transferring.

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1. Rhetorical device- To balance ideas and instill emotions in the reader.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words that have meaning.
3. Antithesis- form parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/support- cons

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1. Rhetorical device - to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism - is the repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have the same grammatical structure or the same meaning.
3. antithesis - is a form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrasts.
4. organizational structure - adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support -  structure, which consists of  series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists - one a series of pledges, and the other a series of directives, or requests.
7. alliance - union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective - verbal attack; string criticism.
9. adversary - opponent; enemy.
10. eradicate - wipe out; destroy.
11. flagrant - glaring; outrageous.
12. profundity - intellectual depth.

5 Facts about JFK
1. JFK was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. He was the thirty-fifth president.
3. He graduated from Harvard University.
4. Served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
5. Served three terms in the House of Representatives.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts about JFK
1. Briefly attended Princeton
2. Donated congressional and presidential salaries to charity.
3. Installed a secret taping system in the white house.
4. He won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. He had four children.

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1.  Rhetorical Device - Clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism - Repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis - Form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure - Of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
(5) Argument/Support - Consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists - One a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance - union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective - Verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary -  Opponent; element.
10.Eradicate - Wipe out; destroy.
11. Flagrant - Glaring; outrageous.
12. Profundity - Intellectual depth.

5 facts of JFK
1. Born into a family that had a tradition of public service.
2. Returned home as a war hero.
3. He was the 35th president.
4. He was assassinated on Nov 22nd, 1963 in Dallas Texas.
5. He was the youngest president to ever be elected.

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1. rhetorical device - to clarify and balance ideas and enforce reactions
2. parallelism -  repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that shows contrast.
4.  Organizational structure- structure of a text that adds to its persuasive statement.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

Top 5 Facts
1. Father was a US ambassador.
2. He was the youngest person ever to be elected for office.
3. He had four kids.
4. Served in the US Navy during  World War II.
5. He was killed in Dallas, Texas.

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1. Rhetorical Device- to balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that shows contrast.
4.  Organizational structure- structure of a text that adds to its persuasive statement.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

JFK facts:
1. He was the 35th president of the United States.
2. He was assassinated in January 1961.
3. He served as president for three terms.
4. He was one of the youngest to be elected as president.
5. He had three children.

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1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

- Five Facts JFK
1. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
2. He was one of the youngest person ever to be elected in office.
3. He was the one witnessed the launch the first satellite.
4. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
5. JFK served 3 terms in the House before he was elected senator.

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1. Rhetorical device: to balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism:  repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that shows contrast.
4.  Organizational structure- structure of a text that adds to its persuasive statement.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

Top 5 Facts
1. Father was a US ambassador.
2. He was the youngest person ever to be elected for office.
3. He had four kids.
4. Served in the US Navy during  World War II.
5. He was killed in Dallas, Texas.

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1. 1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotion.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts about JFK
1. Briefly attended Princeton
2. Donated congressional and presidential salaries to charity.
3. Installed a secret taping system in the white house.
4. Won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. Had four children.

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1. Rhetorical device- something to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance- union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective- verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element.
10. Eradicate- wipe out; destroy.
11. Flagrant- glaring; outrageous.
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

5 facts:
1. Born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. His father was a U.S. ambassador.
3. His grandfather was elected as the mayor of Boston.
4. He served in the navy during WWII.
5. Won his election to the House of Representatives.

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1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth.

Top 5 Facts
1. His father served as a U.S Ambassador to Great Britain.
2.  Went to Harvard University
3.  Served in U.S Navy during World War ll.
4. Was the youngest person ever to be elected office.
5. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify  ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words,  or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

JFK Facts:

1. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.
2. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
3. JFK had four children.
4. He was witness to the launch of the first satellite.
5.

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1. Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective: verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary:  opponent; element
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity: intellectual depth

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1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth

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1. Rhetorical device- To clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- Repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/ Support- Consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists-One a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance- Union of nations for a specific purpose
8.Invective- Verbal attack, strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent, element.
10. Eradicate- wipe out, destroy.
11. Flagrant- Glaring, outrageous.
12. Profundity- Intellectual depth.

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1. Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective: verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary:  opponent; element
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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1. rhetorical device- to clarify  ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words,  or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts about JFK
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
5. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth

5 Facts JFK
1. He and Jackie Kennedy had 4 childeren together at the time of his marraige.
2. The army medically disqualified JFK from doing any more service on the force.
3. He won a Pulitzer.
4. Briefly attended Princeton.
5. Donated his congressional and presidential election to charity.

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1. Rhetorical device-Shows ideas and emotions.
2. Parallelism-Repeating of words or clauses that all have the same meaning.
3.Antithesis-It a form or parallelism that shows some form of contrast.
4. Organizational Structure-Type of reading that will try to persuade you.
5. Argument/Support-A series of arguments with evidence.
6. Lists-Pledges in a series.
7. Alliance-Nations that form a union together.
8. Invective-It is a verbal attack.
9. Adversary-An opponent.
10. Eradicate-To destroy.
11. Flagrant-Outrageous.
12. Profundity-Intellectual depth.

5 Facts JFK
1.Born into public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms before he was elected.
3. Assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
4. Youngest person to be elected in congress.
5. He was a witness of the first launch.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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2. Parallelism - repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have the same grammatical structure.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth

Five Facts about JFK:
1. He was assassinated by  Lee Harvey.
2. JFK was assassinated in the back of a car.
3. JFK was assassinated on November 22, 1963.
4. JFK was born on May 29, 1917.
5. JFK graduated from Harvard.

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2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

- Five Facts JFK
1. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
2. He was one of the youngest person ever to be elected in office.
3. He was the one witnessed the launch the first satellite.
4. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
5. JFK served 3 terms in the House before he was elected senator.

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1. Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective: verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary:  opponent; element
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity: intellectual depth.

Facts about JFK
1.Born in May 29, 1917
2. Assassinated in 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald.
3. 8 Siblings, including R.F.K.
4. Joined the Navy in WWII.
5. He is the 35th president of the United States.

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1. Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective: verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary:  opponent; element
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity: intellectual depth.

JFK Facts
1. Public Service was tradition in his family
2.He graduated from Harvard
3.He was in the US Navy during WW11
4. He became president in 1960
5.He was assassinated November 22nd, 1963.

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1. Rhetorical device - to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism - is the repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have the same grammatical structure or the same meaning.
3. antithesis - is a form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrasts.
4. organizational structure - adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support -  structure, which consists of  series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists - one a series of pledges, and the other a series of directives, or requests.
7. alliance - union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective - verbal attack; string criticism.
9. adversary - opponent; enemy.
10. eradicate - wipe out; destroy.
11. flagrant - glaring; outrageous.
12. profundity - intellectual depth.

5 Facts about JFK
1. JFK was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. He was the thirty-fifth president.
3. Served three terms in the House of Representatives.
4. Served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.Served three terms in the House of Representatives.
5. He graduated from Harvard University.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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1.Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2.Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3.Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4.Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5.Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6.Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7.Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8.Invective: verbal attack; strong crticism.
9.Adversary:  opponent; element
10.Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11.Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12.Profundity: intellectual depth.

Facts about JFK
1Born in May 29, 1917
2.Assassinated in 1963 by Lee Harvey Oswald.
3.8 Siblings
4.Joined the Navy in WWII.
5.He is the 35th president of the United States.

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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Eng III Periods 3-4 | "Inaugural Address" Background - Pearson: Pages 1102-1107

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1- Rhetorical device-  resource of language, or stylistic device is a technique that an author or speaker uses to convey to the listener or reader
2. Parallelism- the state of being parallel or of corresponding in some way.
3. Antithesis- a person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else.
4. Organizational Structure - how activities such as task allocation, coordination and supervision are directed toward the achievement of organizational aims.
5. Argument/ Support - series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- a series of pledges, and the other a series of directives, or requests.
7. Alliance- Unity, help from another source
8.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary- opponent; element
10. Eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity- intellectual depth

# data[].attributes.body
1. rhetorical device- to clarify  ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words,  or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts JFK
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
5. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.

# data[].attributes.body
1. rhetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
4. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.
5. He witnessed the launch of the first satellite.

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1 Rhetorical Device-  to clarify ideas and evoke emotions.
2.Parallelism- repetition of words, sentences that have grammatical structure or meaning.
3.Antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5.Argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7.Alliance- union of nations for a specific purpose.
8.Invective- an insulting or abusive word or expression.
9. Adversary- opponent, element.
10.Eradicate- wipe out
11. Flagrant- glaring
12- Profundity- intellectual depth.

5 Facts
1. He was born into a family with a tradition of public service.
2. Kennedy served three terms in the House before he was elected senator.
3. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.
5. He was the youngest person ever to be elected office.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Rhetorical device: to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. Parallelism: repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. Antithesis: form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure: of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support: consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. Lists: ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. Alliance:union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective: verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. Adversary:  opponent; element
10. Eradicate: wipe out; destroy
11. Flagrant: glaring; outrageous
12. Profundity: intellectual depth.

# data[].attributes.body
1. hetorical device- to clarify and balance ideas and evoke emotions.
2. parallelism- repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences that have same grammatical structure or meaning.
3. antithesis- form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. organizational structure- of a text that adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. argument/support- consists of series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. lists- ones a series of pledges, the others a series of directives.
7. alliance-union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. invective-verbal attack; strong criticism.
9. adversary- opponent; element
10. eradicate-wipe out; destroy
11. flagrant-glaring; outrageous
12. profundity- intellectual depth.

# data[].attributes.body
1. Rhetorical Device- resource of language that an author or speaker used to convey to the listener with the goal of persuading them towards considering a different perspective.
2. Parallelism- Is the repetition of words, phrases, clauses, or sentence that have the same  grammatical structure or the same meaning.
3. Antithesis- is a form or parallelism that emphasizes strong contrast.
4. Organizational Structure- adds to its persuasive appeal.
5. Argument/Support- which consists of a series of arguments supported with evidence.
6. List- One series of pledges
7. Alliance- Union of nations for a specific purpose.
8. Invective- Verbal attack
9. Adversary- Opponent
10. Eradicate- Wipe out
11. Flagrant- Glaring, outrageous
12. Profundity- Intellectual depth
Kennedy Facts
1. Born into a traditional family
2. Graduated from Harvard
3. 35th president
4. Young person to run for office
5. Assassinated on November 22, 1963