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Unit 1 Persuasive Speech
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Speaker: The King of England gave permission to the colonists so that they go to the “New World” and make a colony. The King signed an agreement so that he lets them go. The people who are willing to travel are explaining the good sides of why they should travel and how it would help the economy of England.
Occasion: The agreement that was signed by the King was in England. The person who wrote the agreement was dying to go so who wrote everything he could to convince the King to let him go. The people from England heard about this voyage so they spread the word and they tried to convince other people to go with them because they told them it would be very profitable for them.
Audience: The audience was
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