How are the themes of the speeches given by Pericles and Lincoln alike? What characteristics do they share?

The two speeches mentioned were given at public services held for those who had been killed during a war effort. Consider the following similarities in their themes:

- Both speeches were given on the occasion of a great loss of life in battle.
- Both discuss the bravery of the men who died.
- They also try to explain that the sacrifice made by the soldiers and their families was worth the price they paid.
- Both Lincoln and Pericles explain that democracy is important, and dying to protect it is honorable.

Which of these did you include in your response?

A. Both speeches were given at memorials for soldiers who had died.
B. Both discussed the bravery and sacrifice of the soldiers.
C. Both talked about the importance of democracy and that dying to protect it was honorable.