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Rhetoric and Structure in Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Speech
Question 6
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Rhetoric and Structure in Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms Speech
Question 6 • VT-SAT-Reading and Writing
In this section of the speech, Roosevelt appeals to reason. What is the logical progression of the ideas he outlines here?
Answer
A
Things will only get worse if the US waits longer to act.
B
Imagining an easy or quick resolution to Axis aggression is unrealistic.
C
The Axis powers have already taken over many democracies and are now a threat to democracy itself.
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