In the advertisement "five questions to those who employ male servants" what was the main goal of the advertis
advertiser?
1. to use fear to get men to enlist in the army
2. to use partiotic pride to gain support for war efforts
3. to condemn those who have not enlisted
4. to use guilt to get employers to enlist their employees my answers is d
Sister: We don't have your reference material, and will be clueless on this.
Right.
http://books.google.com/books?id=FF0PAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA80&lpg=PA80&dq=advertisement+%22five+questions+to+those+who+employ+male+servants%22&source=bl&ots=Fpw8-5Sn1m&sig=UGpBQJGDL1lfbpVi7itn0ce-uLY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2cPrTq6NM-b20gHc3K2yCQ&ved=0CEYQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=advertisement%20%22five%20questions%20to%20those%20who%20employ%20male%20servants%22&f=false
thank you so much i knew just to keep on going and not let that get to me thanks
To determine the main goal of the advertisement "five questions to those who employ male servants," we can analyze the provided options and eliminate those that do not align with the content of the ad.
1. "To use fear to get men to enlist in the army": This option suggests that the advertisement aims to instill fear in men and motivate them to join the army. However, there is no mention of the military or enlistment, so this option can be eliminated.
2. "To use patriotic pride to gain support for war efforts": This option states that the ad seeks to evoke feelings of patriotism and rally support for war efforts. Again, while patriotism may be related to the content, there is no explicit mention of war efforts in the ad. Thus, we can eliminate this option as well.
3. "To condemn those who have not enlisted": This option suggests that the advertisement aims to criticize or express disapproval towards those who have not enlisted in the military. However, the ad does not directly condemn anyone, so this option can also be eliminated.
4. "To use guilt to get employers to enlist their employees": This option proposes that the goal of the advertisement is to make employers feel guilty and persuade them to enlist their employees in the military. From the available responses, this option seems to align most closely with the content of the ad, as it addresses employers and their responsibility regarding their male servants.
Therefore, your answer, option 4 ("To use guilt to get employers to enlist their employees"), appears to be the most fitting choice based on the information provided.