Icannot prophesy. i cannot tell you when or where the united nations are going to strike next in europe. but we are going to strike—and strike hard.–state of the union address, 1943,franklin d. roosevelthow does the repeated use of the word strike roosevelt achieve his purpose? a)it reinforces the idea of the united nations’ strength and power. b)it emphasizes the idea of other nations "striking out."c)it conveys the number of times the united nations will attack. d)it emphasizes to the audience that fighting back is the right thing to do.

A). It reinforces the idea of the United Nations’ strength and power.

Explanation:

Repetition is one of the most commonly employed persuasive techniques to convey the ideas more effectively and convince the audience to believe in those ideas propagated by the speaker. In the given excerpt from President Roosevelt's union address, the word 'strike' has been constantly repeated by the president to reinforce the idea of the United Nation's strength and power. He intended to persuade his audience to believe in the tenacity and capability of the UN. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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