Question

From “Farewell Address”

by President George Washington


This question refers to Johnson’s “1968 Presidential Address to the Nation” and the
excerpt from Washington’s “Farewell Address.”

What challenge do Johnson and Washington issue to their audiences?

Responses

to abandon political parties and defer to the president on important issues

to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens and become public servants

to join the military and protect the Union from foreign aggressors

to preserve the Union and work together for the good of the country

Answer 1

The correct response is: to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens and become public servants.

In the "Farewell Address," Washington issues a challenge to his audience to fulfill their civic responsibilities and become active public servants. He emphasizes the importance of unity and working together for the good of the country.

Similarly, in Johnson's "1968 Presidential Address to the Nation," he calls on his audience to work towards creating a better society and fulfilling their duties as citizens. He emphasizes the importance of social justice, civil rights, and the role of government in ensuring equal opportunities for all.