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Reread paragraphs 22–25. What argument does Roosevelt make about America’s susceptibility to an attack? What evidence does he use to support this argument? How relevant is his evidence?

Does he provide enough evidence to support his concern? Explain your evaluations.

PLEASEEE HELP ME IM STUCK Dont Just Steal The Points Please Reread Paragraphs 2225 What Argument Does Roosevelt Make About Americas Susceptibility To An Attack class=

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Answer:

Roosevelt makes an argument stating that no one would be crazy enough to attack by landing troops in the U.S. from across the ocean. The evidence used is as long as the British Navy retains its power no danger exists. This however doesn't supply enough evidence for his concern.

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