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10. In the above passage, which word represents a theme that Tecumseh returns to throughout the speech to develop one of his persuasive goals? A. Rights B. Ignorance C. Pity D. Common
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10. In the above passage, which word represents a theme that Tecumseh returns to

throughout the speech to develop one of his persuasive goals?
A. Rights
B. Ignorance
C. Pity
D. Common

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