Gandhi: Rhetoric as a tool to encourage peace
In this lesson, we will continue to study Gandhi's Quit India speech, and understand how he managed to empower an audience that may not have been or felt empowered at the time. We will consider how Gandhi outlined a clear purpose within his speech, and explore how this was key to creating a strong sense of ethos with the crowd.
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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson
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Rhetoric and motivation: Gandhi
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