English, 03.09.2021 09:10 cdradlet2001

ILL GIVE U 100 BRAINLIST IDC ANYTHING JUST SOMEONE HELP ME E THIS IS IMPORTANT I HAVE NO CLUE ANYMORE MY BRAIN DOESNT WORK TODAY. DO THE ONES U KNOW ILL STILL GIVE U MARKS! 1) what point of view is expressed in the paragraph beginning “the time has now come..’?

2) the heart of the speech is when Kevin Rudd apologies for government laws and policies that inflicted suffering on indigenous Australians. How does he convey the true extent of this suffering?

3) I’m the same section of the speech what is the effect of repeating the words ‘we apologies’ and ‘we say sorry’?

4) what ‘first step’ is being taken?

5) what other positive steps are mentioned in the next two paragraphs?

6) in the last two paragraphs, how can you tell from the language that this is significant moment for Australia?

LAST ONE!

7) what added meaning does the photograph give to the speech?

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