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wel
1 year ago
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How did presidential addresses change lives in the mid 20th century?

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sdas [7]1 year ago
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Presidential addresses change lives in the mid 20th century because the Presidents  the  address to present their vision  and to set forth their goals for the nation.

<h3>How did Presidential addresses change lives in the mid 20th century?</h3>

Presidential addresses change lives in the mid 20th century because the president use it to set up their plans which is in the honor of the public.

This address also gave the public assurance about what to be expected from the president.

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