Question

Jefferson makes an appeal to ethics when he
A.compares the colonists to an abused victim.
B. presents his points in a very organized, logical way.
C. repeats certain words for emphasis.
D. All of the choices are correct.

Answer 1

In the first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson appeals to the "Laws of Nature," and "Nature's God" in order to make his argument for separation. ... Jefferson was heavily influenced by the English philosopher John Locke who believed that nature had God-given natural laws.

It's D

Answer 2

The correct option for this is option D : All of the choices are correct.

The Declaration of Independence proclaimed the creation of an American "people," asserted a claim to universal rights, and declared America to be independent of the British Empire.

Why are all the options correct ?

• In the first paragraph of Jefferson's Declaration of Independence, the men or signers are explaining their reason for breaking political bonds with Britain, and that in doing so they are not doing wrong. They also explain that people cannot be forced to stay together.

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