Question

In the context of the speech, how does fear drive action? How are people influenced by fear when making important decisions? What types of fears are they more likely to listen to? Cite evidence from this text, your own experience, and other literature, art, or history in your answer

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Explanation:

Fear drives action in the sense that a person will respond by "flight or fight". A person in fear will have to choose which response best fits who they are. If they are from an environment where fear is a constant presence then fight will often be their first response. A person who comes from a non-conflict environment will want to preserve that feeling and generally flee from a frightening situation. People are influenced by fear when making decisions based on the situations they have grown up in.