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Robert Yates
Who wrote Brutus 1?
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Answers Vary
Find a quote that supports the author's overall views in Brutus 1?
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Ex: "full, fair, and equal representation"
Find an example of loaded language.
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First-person
What is the point of view?
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2030
How many words are in the document (not including the title)?
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1787
What year was Brutus 1 written?
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Answers Vary
Find a quote with the word liberty in it.
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Ex: "Is it practical for a country...? It certainly is not"
Find an example of a hypophora.
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4
How many pages?
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25
How many times is the word "as" used throughout the piece?
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Brutus
What was the author's pseudonym when writing Brutus 1?
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Answers Vary
Quote about men or rich people.
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Ex: "Montesquieu"
Find a quote that uses allusion
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15
How many paragraphs?
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1738
What year was Robert Yates born?
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Anti-Federalists
What is the view of the author that Brutus 1 portrays?
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Answers Vary
Find 2 quotes with different examples of persuasion.
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Ex: "In a large republic...In a large republic"
Find an example of an anaphora.
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Answers may vary
Write a thesis that supports the author's main idea of Brutus 1
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1801
What year did Robert Yates die?
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85
How many total Anti-Federalist papers were written?
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Answers Vary
Find a quote that demonstrates a fear the author expresses in Brutus 1.
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Answers may vary
Find your own method of persuasion other than loaded language, hypophora, allusion or anaphora. Explain!
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16
How many essays total were included in the original Brutus Essay?
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1 son, John Van Ness Yates
Describe, if any, the children of Robert Yates.
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