Queen Elizabeth I used rhetorical strategies and upright style choices to convey her message. When Queen Elizabeth gave her speech to the English troops who were in preparation for an attack by the Spanish Armada, she revealed her awareness of the crucial position the soldiers were in and the world as well. In her speech, she is exhorting her troops to face the battle with courage and determination and she does that by taking her place as the speaker to interact with the audience and defining her point. Her point was to support her troops and specify the importance of her safety and commitment for the people of the kingdom. The way she uses herself in context, she stood for the whole nation and it proposes the nobility of the troops who would feel obligated as gentlemen to defend their queen. Also, the queen reinforces her image by stating how she is looked upon as a weak and feeble woman however; she compares herself to a fierce and courageous king. By doing so, she persuades the audience that she is strong, loyal, and glorious. With these references, she gives her persona and she expresses her understanding of the power and prominence that the soldiers have among the world. Furthermore, Elizabeth points out that with their amity, they will be rewarded and that strengthens them because that shows her trust and belief, which projects her persona as well. The way she uses herself in context, she stood for the whole nation and it proposes the nobility of the troops who would feel obligated as gentlemen to defend their queen. Also, the queen reinforces her image by stating how she is looked upon as a weak and feeble woman however; she compares herself to a fierce and courageous king.…