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How does Mckay use extended metaphor to make his argument in "If We Must Die"?
He urges his people to reclaim their humanity and to fight back.
He communicates that change is never easy, but is worth the effort.
He demonstrates that he is just as good a poet as Shakespeare.
He argues that violence is never the right response to violence.
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Answer:

He urges his people to reclaim their humanity and to fight back.

Explanation:

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Mckay uses an extended metaphor to make his argument in "If We Must Die" in that:

"He urges his people to reclaim their humanity and to fight back." (Option A)

What is a metaphor?

A metaphor is a figure of speech that writers or speakers use to make a comparison between two unrelated things, ideas, or objects.

An example of a metaphor is:

In embarrassment, "their cheeks burned bright red more than the sun"

Learn more about Metaphors at:
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