What is one persuasive strategy that FDR uses in the conclusions of both speeches that he have after that attack on Pearl Harbor

FDR used a combination of logic and emotion during his speech to persuade the Congress and the people of the United States that going to war with Japan would be the right thing to do. He is also truthful with the Congress and America about the struggle of the war ahead. The President knew that at a time like this the general public of the United States sensed that their lives were in grave danger. He let the people know that all actions would be taken for the country’s defense. He knew that many people would be frightened to enter the war so he gave the country determination to win the war. He also encouraged the audience by reminding them of the strength and unity of the American people.