Why does the author introduce the text using a series of thetorical questions? A. to convince the reader that the majority of government power should be placed in the hands of the citizens. not the states that represent them B. to inform the reader that many of the individual states of the union are dissatisfied with the outcome of the conflict, and each of them are vying for power C. to inform the reader that the individual states need to maintain the bulk of power, instead of the federal government or the local communities in the state D. to convince the reader that the majority of government power should be placed in the federal government because the states have too much infighting

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Why does the author introduce the text using a series of thetorical questions? A. to convince the reader that the majority of government power should be placed in the hands of the citizens. not the states that represent them B. to inform the reader that many of the individual states of the union are dissatisfied with the outcome of the conflict, and each of them are vying for power C. to inform the reader that the individual states need to maintain the bulk of power, instead of the federal government or the local communities in the state D. to convince the reader that the majority of government power should be placed in the federal government because the states have too much infighting

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## Brief ExplanationsThe use of rhetorical questions at the beginning of a text is typically to engage the reader and provoke thought, leading them to consider the issues being presented in the text deeply.# AnswerD. to convince the reader that the majority of government power should be placed in the federal government because the states have too much infighting

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