Question

how do jackson and hamer appeal to their audiences in different ways?
choose 1 answer:
a jackson focuses on historical examples to emphasize the importance of civil rights, while hamer uses statistics to illustrate the struggles of black americans.
b jackson connects with his audience by discussing the economic benefits of civil rights, while hamer relies on legal arguments to persuade her listeners.
c jackson demonstrates that civil rights is a cause that affects everyone, while hamer connects with her audience through a personal story.
d jackson engages his audience with emotional stories about the impact of civil rights, while hamer provides an analysis of the effects of voting laws on black americans.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• Option A: Hamer typically uses personal stories rather than statistics, so this is incorrect.
• Option B: Hamer does not rely on legal arguments; she uses personal anecdotes, so this is wrong.
• Option C: Jackson often emphasizes that civil rights affect all people, and Hamer connects with her audience through her personal experiences (like her struggles with voting rights), making this option accurate.
• Option D: Hamer's approach is more personal storytelling, not analysis of voting laws' effects, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

C. Jackson demonstrates that civil rights is a cause that affects everyone, while Hamer connects with her audience through a personal story.