Frederick Douglass 1. What effect does Douglass iwish to have on his audience by referring to them as "fellow-citizens" at the beginning of his speech? How does he use this effect later on in the speech?

2. To whom does Douglass refer when he says "you" at the start of the speech? To whom does he refer when he says "us"? In doing so, is he being specific or speaking in a more sweeping, generalized way?

3. How does the content and style of the last paragraph of the speech compare to the content and style of the first paragraph? +​

Im giving 98 point to who answers first and fast i do not need you to give me the answer just some or ideas will be great, i am stuck and not sure what to do you will submit your prewriting documents for the character analysis essay. submit your completed brainstorming and outline graphic organizers. the brainstorming graphic organizer should be complete and show evidence that you have considered several characters and their characteristics for your essay. the outline graphic organizer should demonstrate a plan for writing and include appropriate and sufficient textual support.