need rn! How does author Harvey L. Cobb develop the idea that the First Lady was largely responsible for the popularity of cherry trees in Washington, D.C.?


- By stating that Mrs. Taft had recently moved into the White House, Cobb highlights his knowledge of the subject to support his claim.


- By stating that Mrs. Taft purchased the first group of trees, Cobb highlights her early action to support her importance in the history of the trees.


- By stating the precise number of trees, Cobb highlights the size of the gift to support his main point in the passage.


- By stating the connection to Japan, Cobb highlights Mrs. Taft's sophistication to support giving her credit.