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8090 [49]
1 year ago
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Read the excerpt from President Grant's Inaugural Address. Pick one issue that Grant discusses in this passage. What challenges

might prevent him from resolving this issue?
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1 answer:
ludmilkaskok [199]1 year ago
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Obama's purpose in this section of the

speech is to to inspire the American people to collectively work toward a better future, as explained below.

What is Purpose?

  • The intention or goal behind a speaker's speech is what we refer to as purpose. To put it another way, a speaker typically has a certain objective in mind, such as motivating or convincing the audience to take a certain action.

Regarding the past President

  • Obama's speech makes clear that his goal is to motivate people to collaborate for a brighter future.
  • In particular, the final statement of the section, "We are meant for this," reveals this purpose. Moment will present itself, and we will seize it—as long as we do it jointly.

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