How does FDR's use of logos affect his tone?

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zalisa [80]2 years ago

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Explanation:

For starters he would not use his Frank tone because it just doesn't make sense. A president would not want to be pessimistic, that is why A is not the answer. And as for B, while it might seem like a good answer it isn't. Leaving D to be the correct answer.

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