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Why is Roosevelt's speech so memorable? (5 points) He emphasizes certain words and phrases It compared Americans to an army He used logic rather than emotion It was recorde…

Why is Roosevelt's speech so memorable? (5 points) He emphasizes certain words and phrases It compared Americans to an army He used logic rather than emotion It was recorde…
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Why is Roosevelt's speech so memorable? (5 points) He emphasizes certain words and phrases It compared Americans to an army He used logic rather than emotion It was recorded on film

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b. It compared Americans to an army

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Roosevelt's speeches were memorable for a variety of reasons, but the best option from this list is: "It compared Americans to an army"--all fighting together for the same cause.
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