I’m working on a communications test / quiz prep and need an explanation to help me understand better.

The full question is “In other words, what does a rhetoric have to do to be considered constitutive rhetoric and how does constitutive rhetoric influence people’s beliefs, thoughts, or actions? For full credit, your answer should include an example of constitutive rhetoric, an explanation of the constitutive function of the rhetoric, one example of a rhetorical strategy (metaphor, enumeration, syllogism, appeal to emotion, ethos, narrative, etc.) that supports the rhetoric’s constitutive function, and one argument as to how the rhetoric would change the way the audience thinks, believes, feels, or acts.”