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Both speeches emphasize the importance of unity within a country. Lincoln's speech emphasizes the importance of unity in order not to start a war, since a country centered on unity is capable of realizing that one cannot go to war against one's own brothers and that in this type of war no one wins, because loss and sadness is national and created by the citizens themselves. Roosevelt's speech, on the other hand, emphasizes the importance of unity in starting a war when it is necessary to protect citizens and prevent the enemy from continuing to cause atrocities and sadness to the whole country.
In this case, even with different motivations, the two speeches establish the union as an American value that must be constantly preserved and stimulated, in order to keep a country strong, safe and happy.
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Option C disconsolate is the correct answer
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"It's bad enough wasting time without killing it."
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The Story of the Triangle Factory Fire, because it dealt with the aftermath of the fire.
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