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Answer:
Which text structure does Machiavelli use in this passage?
✔ cause and effect
Which signal word or words help you identify this structure?
✔ “for this reason”
How does this text structure help the author convey his central idea?
✔ It explains why destroying a state is successful.
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Explanation:
Machiavelli explains how a city that's used to being under a prince can be easily taken over by another prince. "For this reason" is used to explain a cause and effect situation, and means the same thing as "as a result". Using a cause and effect structure, Machiavelli is able to explain why destroying a state is successful by explaining what might happen if you don't destroy a state.
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The text structure that Machiavelli used in this passage is cause and effect.
Also, it should be noted that the signal word that help identify this structure is "for this reason'.
This text structure help the author convey his central idea as it explains why destroying a state is successful.
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