What are President Roosevelt’s primary purposes in his State of the Union address? Check all that apply.

to convince the public to support an idea
to showcase his strong speaking skills
to encourage the public to unite
to generate votes for the next election
to motivate the public to take action

Respuesta :

The answers are 1,3,5

The answer is:

  • to convince the public to support an idea
  • to encourage the public to unite  
  • to motivate the public to take action

In his State of the Union address in 1945, U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt makes reference to the Second World War and intends to convince people of the country's strength and of making sacrifices to support the war. In that respect, he also encourages Americans to join the army and act as a united front, so that each citizen can contribute to the cause.