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The underlined passage from Section 8 of Kennedy's speech is an example of what element of argument.

   Sec. I: "If a free society

 cannot help the many who

are poor, it cannot save the

      few who are rich."

A. The passage is an example of assertion.

B. This passage is an example of acknowledging opposing arguments.

C. This passage is an example of a recommendation for action.

 

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