Kennedy's purpose in including references to the division of families in his speech is primarily to make an emotional appeal to his audience. By highlighting the personal and emotional impact of political divisions, he seeks to evoke empathy and concern, thereby strengthening his message against communism and emphasizing the human cost of ideological divides. This kind of emotional connection can be a powerful tool in persuasive speech, particularly in addressing issues that affect people's lives and relationships.
What is Kennedy’s purpose in including references to the division of families in his speech?
to boost morale and confidence among his audience
to boost morale and confidence among his audience
to show his audience where communism has succeeded
to show his audience where communism has succeeded
to make an emotional appeal to his audience
to make an emotional appeal to his audience
to appeal to his audience’s logic
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