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I think roosevelt gave a powerful speech roosevelt used pathos when he said only thing we have to fear is fear it nameless.ethical appeals- values/beliefs/sense of right and wrong-value is nonesty see tone. used logos- logical appeals sense of reason and logic-taxes have risen, savings are gone ,unemployment. the speech is powerful and by use ethos and pathos and

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