In the Gettysburg Address, President Lincoln's use of first-person pronouns (we, our) and emotional words like " brave men" and consecrate" show that his tone is
A. neutral
B. angry
C. informational
D. personal

In the Gettysburg Address, President Lincoln's uses of first - person pronouns (we, our) and emotional words like " brave men" and "consecrate" shows the personal tone in his speech.

Explanation:

In 1863, at the Gettysburg, President Lincoln gives a powerful speech with a humble and reverent tone addressing the people as his own to make them understand the importance of freedom and Declaration of Independence.

He uses of first - person pronouns (we, our) and emotional words like " brave men" and "consecrate" shows the personal tone in his speech. He dedicates the speech to the people who had fought and died at the Gettysburg. He uses a personal tone to illustrate the struggle and pain of the people who had lost their life.

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