Among the answer choices, the option that best explains the significance of breaking capitalization rules for common nouns such as "Tranquility" and "Posterity" is:
C. Capitalizing such words stresses the importance of the words, drawing extra attention.
- The rule of capitalization for commons nouns is that they should not be capitalized, unless they are the first word in a sentence.
- However, in the Preamble of the US Constitution, the common nouns "Tranquility" and "Posterity" are capitalized even though they are not the first words in the sentence.
- The purpose is to draw attention to those words, showing their importance. That way, readers know these words and what they represent are significant for the fathers of the Constitution.
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