reread the three purposes that most arguments address. a) in the left hand column of the chart, record those purposes in the order in which you think Douglass was effective in addressing them, from most successful to least successful b) Use the right hand column to explain your choices?

Douglass' most efficient purpose is to show that there is no freedom in America, followed by the purpose of showing that there is a great inequality between him and his listeners, followed by the purpose of showing that the celebration of American freedom is hypocritical.

We can arrive at this answer because:

Douglass' main argument in the speech was to show that he and other blacks in the country have no reason to celebrate freedom in America.
He reinforces this argument showing that it is great hypocrisy to call him to speak in this type of celebration, as this only shows how there is a gigantic inequality between whites and blacks, which is ignored by whites.
He also wants to show how the idea of freedom in America is a big lie, as blacks don't have freedom and are enslaved in a country said to be the freest of all.

To reinforce all the arguments Douglass shows evidence talking about the life of slaves, the oppression to which they are subjected, and the white population's refusal to give freedom to all.

This question is about the speech "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?"

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