Unit 1 - The Immigrant Contribution

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What is the purpose of JFK's speech 'The Immigrant Contribution'?

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To persuade and inform.

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What are the two main reasons for immigrants to come to the USA according to Kennedy?

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Hopes for freedom and economic opportunity.

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What does the phrase 'It reminded all Americans...that change is the essence of life' appeal to?

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Reason.

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What is the definition of a group of people inside a political party or group working against the bigger group?

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Faction.

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What does the phrase 'Immigration was not always a happy experience' appeal to?

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Emotion.

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What is the significance of the immigrant contribution to American society?

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Immigrants have played a crucial role in shaping the cultural, economic, and social landscape of the USA.

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What does the term 'faction' imply in a political context?

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A faction is a smaller group within a larger group that has different interests or opinions.

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How does JFK's speech reflect the values of American democracy?

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It emphasizes the importance of diversity and the contributions of all citizens, regardless of their background.

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What role does emotion play in persuasive speeches like JFK's?

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Emotion helps to connect with the audience and make the message more impactful.

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What is the historical context of immigration in the USA?

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The USA has a long history of immigration, with waves of immigrants coming for various reasons, including economic opportunity and escaping persecution.