queen elizabeth most likely used different rhetorical appeals in her address to the troops at tilbury and…
queen elizabeth most likely used different rhetorical appeals in her address to the troops at tilbury and her response to parliaments request that she marry due to differences in\nwealth and upbringing.\nage and education\naudience and purpose.\nlocation and gender.
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Rhetorical appeals are chosen based on the audience (who is being addressed) and the purpose (what the speaker wants to achieve). In Queen Elizabeth's two addresses, "Address to the Troops at Tilbury" is to soldiers (audience: troops; purpose: inspire/motivate for defense), and "Response to Parliament’s Request That She Marry" is to Parliament (audience: legislators; purpose: address marriage request). Wealth/upbringing, age/education, or location/gender don't directly drive rhetorical appeal choices as much as audience and purpose.
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C. audience and purpose