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Joan of Arc: And why, I ask again, must our country bear this English incursion on our soil? Why sit idly by? Men of France, why so weak? Where is your strength and might? Where is your valor, your faith?
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Joan of Arc: And why, I ask again, must our country bear this English incursion on our soil? Why sit idly by?

Men of France, why so weak? Where is your strength and might? Where is your valor, your faith?

What mood does this passage use?

Why is the mood appropriate for this passage?

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Answer:

both are b

Step-by-step explanation:

because i said so brudda

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Answer:

1) interrogative

2) The text is intended to be dramatic

Step-by-step explanation:

edg 2020

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