GED Social Studies Quiz
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In his war address, the President framed the conflict as a noble crusade for freedom against a tyrannical aggressor. He spoke of our nation's duty to defend the oppressed and to stand as a beacon of liberty in a darkening world. The speech omitted any mention of the complex geopolitical factors, such as competition for resources or long-standing territorial disputes, that also contributed to the outbreak of hostilities.
The description of the President's speech suggests that its primary purpose was to persuade the public by
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