What is the purpose of Sotomayor's speech?

to persuade listeners to agree that it is important to have more diverse judges

to instruct students on the steps needed to become a judge in modern times

to entertain the audience with stories of her childhood and how her family affected her life

to explain the history of the Supreme Court, especially of female and Hispanic judges

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Jordin Chaney

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31 July, 10:16

What is the purpose of Sotomayor's speech?

to persuade listeners to agree that it is important to have more diverse judges

to instruct students on the steps needed to become a judge in modern times

to entertain the audience with stories of her childhood and how her family affected her life

to explain the history of the Supreme Court, especially of female and Hispanic judges

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Kathryn Cannon · Answer 1

The correct answer is: to persuade listeners to agree that it is important to have more diverse judges.

Explanation:

In her speech, Sotomayor describes her experience as a judge and talks about inequality issues she experienced because of her Hispanic origin. She says that having more diverse judges could provide a better perspective for the court and tries to persuade listeners how important diversity can be in this case.

Shawn Macias · Answer 2

to make it more simple it is A

Explanation:

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