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Explanation:
In an attempt to encourage american citizens to continue to support space exploration he states<em> ''The future does not belong to the fainthearted; it belongs to the brave''</em> therefore seeking to evoke the feelings of patriotism and heroism in order to perpetuate the idea that the purpose of the american citizen is to serve their country despite the danger this programs represent for their lives.
He also stated that as space exploration pioneers <em>'no one can expext everything to go perfectly every time'</em> to excuse the poorly executed program.
The pattern Reagan decided to follow was to make the american citizen believe that the lives that were and would be lost in the future contribuited to the greatness of USA.
The Great Depression was one of the worst financial and economic disasters in history, and many people lost their jobs, couldn't afford enough food, and became homeless.
