Question

how does the text structure of \wilsons war message to congress\ help to support his message?
○ wilson focuses on a single fact to convince congress to go to war against germany.
○ wilson presents both his opinions and facts to make a clear argument for war against germany.
○ wilson offers only his opinions on why entering world war i is a strategic move.
○ wilson details his viewpoint of the situation using little factual information.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze Wilson's War Message: effective persuasive arguments (like for war) typically combine opinions (reasoning, stance) and facts (evidence, events like German U - boat actions) to build a strong case. Option 1 is wrong as he doesn't focus on a single fact. Option 3 is wrong as he uses facts, not just opinions. Option 4 is wrong as he includes factual info. Option 2 matches: presenting both opinions (why war is needed) and facts (e.g., German aggression) to argue for war.

Answer:

B. Wilson presents both his opinions and facts to make a clear argument for war against Germany.