I could not find the speeches that are missing in your question but I will try to help you.
If you have the speech that you disagree with it you must include in your letter what are those things and why are you disagreeing.
For example, if you heard that the plan to erect a statue honoring the pioneers requires a lot of money that the state can spend on something else you should be writing your letter like this:
A plan to have this statue that is honoring the pioneers in our city is beautiful things but I don't agree with it. It is maybe beautiful but it takes a lot of money to make it and we don't have much money in our state but we have a lot of children that are needing our help. That is why I don't agree with this plan and I would like to offer you a new plan where we can spend our city money on charity work. Another solution can be that the families of the pioneers can participate in the plan by contributing the money and in that case, we can make a compromise.
the correct answer is C. During World War II, many men were drafted, others volunteering to serve. as we noticed it has perfectly placed punctuation and combines both sentences with ease.
