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Rhetoric - Speech: Franklin Delano Roosevelt - Pearl Harbor Address to the Nation Answers

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What is the main type of rhetorical appeal Roosevelt uses in this section of his speech?

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an appeal to reason
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an appeal to character
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an appeal to emotion
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an appeal to logic
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The phrase “a definite basis for a kind of world attainable in our own time” supports an appeal to . The phrase “the crash of a bomb” supports an appeal to . The effect of using these two appeals together helps convince listeners that they must .

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The phrase “a definite basis for a kind of world attainable in our own time” supports an appeal to .:reason
The phrase “the crash of a bomb” supports an appeal to .:emotion
The effect of using these two appeals together helps convince listeners that they must .:fight for democracy or feel fear
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reasoncharacter✔ emotion

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In this section of the speech, Roosevelt appeals to reason. What is the logical progression of the ideas he outlines here?

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Things will only get worse if the US waits longer to act.
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Imagining an easy or quick resolution to Axis aggression is unrealistic.
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The Axis powers have already taken over many democracies and are now a threat to democracy itself.
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What were the intended effects of Roosevelt’s speech? Check all that apply.to make Americans believe that going to war was the right thing to doto help Americans believe in the strength of Britain’s leadersto make Americans feel patriotic and nobleto prompt citizens to research more information about Hitler to convince Congress to become involved in the warto provide a credible source on current events in Europe

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to make Americans believe that going to war was the right thing to do
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to help Americans believe in the strength of Britain’s leaders
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to make Americans feel patriotic and noble
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to prompt citizens to research more information about Hitler
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to convince Congress to become involved in the war
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to provide a credible source on current events in Europe

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