Question

Which part of the song most emphasizes its singers’ demand for freedom? the title and first line “Go Down, Moses” the repetition of the line “Let my people go” the reference to Israel being in Egypt's land the description of the Israelites being oppressed "so hard they could not stand"

Answer 1

The first line.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first line "Go Down, Moses" emphasizes the artists demand for freedom, because it very clearly states the aggression used in the line.

Answer 2

The part of the song that most emphasizes its singers’ demand for freedom is the repetition of the line “Let my people go”.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is not complete since it does not provide the reference lyrics to answer it, here are the lyrics:

Read the song lyrics.

Go Down, Moses

"Go Down Moses" is a negro spiritual that references the Old Testament and the events of Exodus.

Go down, Moses,

Way down in Egypt land

Tell old Pharaoh

To let my people go.

When Israel was in Egypt land

Let my people go

Oppressed so hard they could not stand

Let my people go.

Go down, Moses,

Way down in Egypt land

Tell old Pharaoh

“Let my people go.”

“Thus saith the Lord,” bold Moses said,

“Let my people go;

If not I’ll smite your first-born dead,

Let my people go.”

Go down, Moses,

Way down in Egypt land,

Tell old Pharaoh

“Let my people go!”

The repetition of the line “Let my people go!” convey the message of urgency for freedom in many ways, first of all by being present every four lines it makes it a clear and strong message, besides the last time that it is said, it has an exclamation mark which gives it a bigger sense of urgency and importance.