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2.1.2 Read: "Speech on Civil Rights"

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2. How does this comparison reinforce what Powell is trying to say in this paragraph?

3. What does Powell mean by "cesspool of democracy"? Look up the definition of cesspool if you need to.

4. What tone (attitude) does Powell take toward his audience in this sentence, and how do you know?

5. Why do you think "bipartisan foreign policy" would be meaningless without a "bipartisan approach to domestic democracy"? The word bipartisan means "both parties," Republican and Democrat.

6. What kind of legislation is Powell calling for here?

7. What is so moving about this particular anecdote about Lt. Thomas Williams? What purpose do you think Powell hoped it would serve?

8. What are the three goals that Powell explains in this speech?

9. Why do you think Powell references President Franklin Delano Roosevelt? You may need to look up FDR and his overall impact.

10. Powell ends his speech with part of a hymn, which is a type of spiritual song. How might this hymn have appealed to his audience?Step-by-step explanation:

1. If the switch is closed, the total resistance of the circuit remains the same

2. The brightness of the bulb A when the switch is closed remains the same.

Explanation:

An ideal battery has no internal resistance, and hence, maintains a constant value of voltage without diminishing. The total resistance of the circuit will remain constant since this is an inherent unchanging property of a conducting circuit provided there is no change to its configurations. The brightness of the bulb A will remain unchanged since we are considering an ideal battery. In practice, ideal batteries don't exist, reason why battery powered light bulbs gradually dim with time as the internal resistance increases, till it eventually dies.