How does President Wilson build his argument and persuade his listeners in "War Message to Congress"?

Wilson builds his argument with forceful, confident language, describing the conflict as a struggle to make the world “safe for democracy.” His strong wording emphasizes the importance of opposing Germany and urges Congress to act. He does not rely on a personal story or citations from published works, and he describes Germany’s actions negatively rather than using positive words.

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