How does the text structure of "wilson's war message to congress" to support his message? wilson focuses on a single fact to convince congress to go to war against germany. wilson presents both his opinions and facts to make a clear argument for war against germany. wilson offers only his opinions on why entering world war i is a strategic move. wilson details his viewpoint of the situation using little factual information?

Option B is the right answer that Wilson presents both his opinion and facts to make a clear argument for war against Germany.

When the first World War broke out, president Wilson declared America's intent to stay neutral in the war. A series of events including the German Submarine Warfare which resulted in the sinking of the American Ships claiming many American's lives, the Zimmerman telegram in which German promised Mexico to form an alliance against America led Wilson to deliver his War Message to the Congress. United states then entered the war by claiming their participation for saving the democracies of the World.

b. wilson presents both his opinions and facts to make a clear argument for war against Germany.