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Verdich
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read the excerpt below and answer the question. i respect them for what they have done; for the accuracy and wisdom with which t

hey have settled their territory; for the decency of their manners. . . for their industry. this excerpt is an example of crevecoeur’s use of _____. a.metaphor b.hyperbole c.technical language d.connotative language
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Gnom [2.6K]6 days ago
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The best choice that completes the given statement would be option D. Based on the provided excerpt, Crevecoeur's use of connotative language is evident. Connotative language elicits associations and emotions related to the chosen words, which can carry neutral, positive, or negative connotations. 
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