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How does Barack Obama convey his point of view in the speech

Naya [18.7K]

Barack Obama convey his point of view in the speech by sharing the responsibilities that he has as the President to maintain peace, while also protecting his nation. So, option (a) is the suitable answer.

<h3>Who is Barack Obama ?</h3>

American politician Barack Hussein Obama II presided over the country as its 44th president from 2009 to 2017. Obama was the first African-American president of the United States and a Democrat. Prior to joining politics, he practiced civil rights litigation before serving as an Illinois state senator from 1997 to 2004 and as a U.S. senator representing Illinois from 2005 to 2008. Obama was born in Hawaii's Honolulu. He held a position as a community organizer in Chicago following his 1983 graduation from Columbia University. He enrolled in Harvard Law School in 1988, when he served as the school's first black president of the law review.

He practiced civil rights law and taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 to 2004 after earning his degree. From 1997 until 2004, when he decided to run for the U.S. Senate, he served as the 13th district's senator in the Illinois Senate. With his victory in the Senate primary in March, his well-received keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention in July, and his resounding victory in the Senate election in November, Obama gained widespread prominence in 2004.

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How does Barack Obama convey his point of view in the speech?

A by sharing the responsibilities that he has as the President to maintain peace, while also protecting his nation

B by giving details about his plans for foreign policy and the military during his term as President

C by discussing how his views on peace and war as the President of the United States compare to his views before becoming President

D by sharing stories of his success using force as the President of the United States to achieve peace

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1 year ago

Explain how the Peace of Augsburg, the Edict of Nantes, and the Peace of Westphalia all strengthened secular rulers.

Vadim26 [7]

Both the Edict of Nantes and the Peace of Westphalia were agreements and they signed by multiple parties in order to end conflict or in order to prevent possible conflict but at the end the documents had a much larger impactat that was thought and was more that was talked about .

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3 years ago

What social and economic consequences accompanied the United

Mariana [72]

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The American economy experienced, from the development of the Industrial Revolution and in particular after the War of 1812, a process of reconversion of its productive systems, which until then were eminently agrarian, to become predominantly industrial in the north of the country, based on the production of steel, the construction of ships, the elaboration of manufactures, and the industrialized exploitation of natural resources. This situation resulted in the development of a salaried social class, which went from working in their own fields to working in dependence for the owners of the industries, in exchange for a fixed monthly wage.

This meant a series of social changes in the nation, which had a decisive impact on the country's politics, economy, and culture. Thus, on the one hand, most of the wealth was transferred to the large cities of the north, while the main production centers were located there. This caused a huge migration by rural workers to the cities, which ended up determining the big city status of places like New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Detroit or Boston, among other cities.

In addition, it motivated the creation of an urban middle class, which did not own the means of production but was not immersed in poverty, that worked in these industries.

On the other hand, this development caused the tensions between the north and south of the country, as it was a clash for two well differentiated lifestyles: urban and industrial in the north, against rural and agricultural in the south.

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4 years ago

Why did several Native American tribes support the British during the American revolution??

Vikentia [17]

Answer:Why did several American Indian tribes support the British during the American Revolution? A) They supported the British because they hoped that a British victory would keep colonists off their land. ... They supported the British because the Declaration of Independence neglected to mention Indian lands.

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4 years ago

What compromises did the north and south try to make over the issue of slavery? Why didn’t they work?

Andrew [12]

Answer:

Answer is below

Explanation:

The North did not need slaves very much anyway because of their agrictural. But, the South didn't want ot give in slavery because they had many plantations and large amounts of land. Which they could not mantain by themselves. Also a compromise for example is Compromise of 1850. It was supposed to take in fugitive or runaway slaves. In the compromise the North was supposed to help the South capture their slaves back because many were running away.

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4 years ago