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Franklin D Roosevelt Which of the three appeals-ethos, pathos, or logos-is the primary appeal used in this speech? Pathos Ethos Logos
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Franklin D Roosevelt

Which of the three appeals-ethos, pathos, or logos-is the primary appeal used in this speech?

Pathos

Ethos

Logos

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Answer:

pathos

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Franklin D Roosevelt uses pathos more often in his speeches than ethos and logos.

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