Which statement best analyzes the call to action in Roosevelt's speech?
By pointing out that Congress is responsible for the
current inadequate laws, Roosevelt risks losing his
audience's support before calling for new legislation
to fix the problem.
The loaded emotional language Roosevelt uses and
the failure to describe how the action will benefit his
audience weakens his call to action.
Roosevelt clearly explains why action is needed by
using rhetorical appeals to strengthen his
argument and directly requesting specific action.
Roosevelt provides meaningful context for the call to
action, but he does not effectively employ rhetorical
appeals to persuade his audience.
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