In his "State of the Union Address" FDR uses a quotation by Benjamin Franklin, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately." How does this quotation support FDR's arguments?

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Natalee Long

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22 June, 06:57

In his "State of the Union Address" FDR uses a quotation by Benjamin Franklin, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately." How does this quotation support FDR's arguments?

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Annika Dyer · Answer 1

Explain how what you have just quoted displays persuasion through logic. For example, if it was a cause-effect quote you would first describe the cause then effect that is demonstrated in the quotation. On the other hand, if data/evidence is provided in lieu of a logical framework, note that.

Malachi Middleton · Answer 2

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