How does President Wilson build his argument and persuade his listeners in "War Message to Congress"?
A. He uses positive words to describe the enemy.
B. He cites published works to support his view.
C. He uses confident and powerful words.
D. He tells a personal story that relates to the topic.

President Woodrow Wilson, in his address titled "War Message to Congress" builds his argument and persuades his listeners by using confident and powerful words to convince them.

As he faced Congress, he spoke confidently, saying that America's rights as a neutral was violated and as such they must fight back in order to maintain peace and protect the interests of smaller nations.

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When President Wilson was trying to convince Congress to declare war, C. He uses confident and powerful words.

President Wilson:

Was President during the first World War
Convinced Congress to declare war on Germany after provocations by the same

In other to get Congress to declare war, he used confident and powerful words to show that they were fighting for the existence of the U.S. and its freedoms.

In conclusion, Wilson used confident and powerful words.

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How does President Wilson build his argument and persuade his listeners in "War Message to Congress"? A. He uses positive words to describe the enemy. B. He cites published works to support his view. C. He uses confident and powerful words. D. He tells a personal story that relates to the topic.

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How does President Wilson build his argument and persuade his listeners in "War Message to Congress"?
A. He uses positive words to describe the enemy.
B. He cites published works to support his view.
C. He uses confident and powerful words.
D. He tells a personal story that relates to the topic.