Question

which of the following are examples of how lincolns and kings speeches are similar?
neither use faith or religion for ethos.
both use death and honor for pathos.
both use faith and religion for ethos.

Explanation:

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address invokes religious/faith-based framing (e.g., "under God") for ethical appeal (ethos), and Martin Luther King Jr. frequently used Christian faith and religious texts to establish his ethical credibility in speeches like "I Have a Dream." Death/honor is not a core shared pathos focus, and the first option is factually incorrect.

Answer:

Both use faith and religion for ethos.