What effect does Roosevelt most likely hope to have on the listener with this appeal to reason? He hopes to convince the listener that his vision is best for the entire world. He hopes to convince the listener that the fight for democracy can actually be won. He hopes to convince the listener that his vision may take years to achieve. He hopes to convince the listener that the fight for democracy should be delayed a bit.

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4 October, 12:04

What effect does Roosevelt most likely hope to have on the listener with this appeal to reason? He hopes to convince the listener that his vision is best for the entire world. He hopes to convince the listener that the fight for democracy can actually be won. He hopes to convince the listener that his vision may take years to achieve. He hopes to convince the listener that the fight for democracy should be delayed a bit.

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Karlee Wade · Answer 1

In his speech, Roosevelt hopes to convince his listener that the fight for democracy can actually be won. He said that the future will be secure, and looked forward to four freedoms of speech and expression, following of any religion, economic freedom and, competency of fighting any war i. e., freedom from fear. He was very confident that all these can be achieved.