Huddled & Masses

Mighty & Imprisoned

Yearning and Refuse

Astride & Brazen

Immigrants come to America mainly for safety concerns.

America values welcoming immigrants with open arms.

Immigrants forget their old customs when they come to America.

People who immigrate to new countries must work hard and have strong resilience.

by beginning the poem with a calm tone and ending it with an angry tone

by describing the statue from a physical and then emotional viewpoint

by giving examples of how people treat one another in different countries

by providing reasons why living in America is better than living in other countrie

It causes the tone to be more negative and oppressive

It affects the tone by making the phrase more welcoming for immigrants.

It creates a loving and nurturing tone.

"Mother" does not affect the tone.

It emphasizes how fearsome (scary) the statue looks, guarding America and its citizens from outside threats as a mother would protect a child.

It portrays the statue as both maternal and protective of immigrants, welcoming them into the U.S. and promising to provide for them.

It highlights how the majority of Americans came to the U.S. because they were exiled, or thrown out, of their previous countries.

It emphasizes the statue’s weak appearance, unlike the appearances of other stronger statues.

The Statue of Liberty

The Colossus of Rhodes

Christ the Redeemer

Venus de Milo

Wanting

Hearing

Talking

Seeing