The Gettysburg Address Crossword

speeches, essays, and other texts that have great historical and literary significance
The art of using specific words and language structures to make a message memorable
An appeal to an audience (attempt to persuade) that emphasizes a speaker's credibility
An appeal to the audience (attempt to persuade) making them feel certain emotions
An appeal to the audience (attempt to persuade) using reason or logic in the form of facts, statistics, studies, and/or comparisons
The use of the same word or words more than once used to emphasize key ideas
A form of repetition in which grammatical pattern is repeated; used to create rhythm and evoke emotions
To devote time, effort, or oneself to a particular task or purpose; commit
To form or develop in the mind
To take away from
To decide or become determined
To die or come to an end
Define as holy
To dedicate as scared
Compassion; caring
To get rid of
To survive; live through something painful or difficult
Having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles and ideas; righteous
To buy up (goods or services) or use up (a resource)
The ability or power to do, experience, or understand something
Morally right or justifiable
Be victorious
Warn or reprimand someone firmly; criticize