What was the purpose of Ronald Reagan's speech?

A. To ask NASA for more funding for the net shuttle launch.

B. To share in the loss of seven astronauts and express condolences with their families and nation.

C. To discuss the dangers of being an astronaut.

D. To convince children to become astronauts.

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Shea Melton

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6 January, 18:10

What was the purpose of Ronald Reagan's speech?

A. To ask NASA for more funding for the net shuttle launch.

B. To share in the loss of seven astronauts and express condolences with their families and nation.

C. To discuss the dangers of being an astronaut.

D. To convince children to become astronauts.

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Marcelo Booth · Answer 1

B. To share in the loss of seven astronauts and express condolences with their families and nation.

Explanation:

Then to analyze Ronald Reagan's speech its concluded that the president was sharing the loss of seven astronauts and express condolences with their families and nation. He talked about the Challenger Disaster that occurs in 1986 when 7 crew members lost their lives in NASA's space shuttle.

Troy Mccarthy · Answer 2

I think it's answer B

What was the purpose of Ronald Reagan's speech?A. To ask NASA for more funding for the net shuttle launch.B. To share in the loss of seven astronauts and express condolences with their families and nation.C. To discuss the dangers of being an astronaut.D. To convince children to become astronauts.