Rhetorical Analysis Of President Ronald Reagan's Speech At The Brandenburg Gate

The speech at the Brandenburg Gate gave insights to what could happen if they took down the wall and connected the county as one. President Ronald Reagan gave a speech to persuade the people of the community to let it become one. This Would allow people to see their families, communicate and share ideas. Their was many efforts before this to connect the county but they were failed attempts. Reagan had a passion and motive to connect the parts. He was trying his hardest to make this possible. Reagan gave a thirty minute speech to persuade the people it was a good idea for this to happen, Reagan was taking a risk by giving this speech because it was a risk for both sides because it could have turned into something worse.
The cold war was a war fought between the Americans and the soviet union. The U.S was a capitalist country and the soviet union was a communist country. This war was a war to see who was better. It took courage and power to defeat one another and see who was better. The gate was built to keep these to opposing sides divided. Which turned into west berlin and east berlin in germany. As president, Reagan made his speech then things started to change. Reagan said “Now the soviets themselves may, in a limited way, be coming to understand the
Regan makes a suggestion he states “There is no better way to establish hope for the future than to enlighten young minds, and we would be honored to sponsor summer youth exchanges, cultural events, and other programs for you young berliners from the east” (American Rhetoric Speech 5). To have the to ends parts come together would be a journey accomplished from years ago. Reagan states “This wall will fall. Beliefs become reality”(AmericanRhetoric Speech 6). Giving this speech at the brandenburg gate made a big impact on what would happen if the gate would be tore down and how freedom would arise. He states that this would change