Question

emboldened: how george bush and barack obama change american perception of past, present, and future
a spirit emboldened: how george bush and barack obama change american perception of past, present, and future
by olivia nach
thinkcerca
what effect does the authors use of language create in the sentence, \here he verbalizes the epitome of the american identity: overcoming obstacles and reinventing controversial institutions while remaining one community\?
the use of academic language distances the author from her audience.
it appeals to emotion in order to create text - to - self connections for readers.
the use of casual and conversational language draws readers in.
it leads to a purposeful development of formal academic language and objective tone.

Explanation:

The sentence uses formal academic language ("epitome", "controversial institutions") and presents an objective view of the American identity. It is not casual or conversational, nor does it specifically appeal to emotion in a way that creates text - to - self connections. And it doesn't distance the author from the audience as it is making a general statement about the American identity.

Answer:

It leads to a purposeful development of formal academic language and objective tone.