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Roosevelt's Ideology

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I disagree that it is difficult to adopt an ideology that varies from one's culturally dominant ideological system. I think people could change their ideology easily through some specific skills, such as making speeches and publishing articles. As an important part in communication, Speech has become an important tool for people to convey information, exchange ideas and express feelings. Leaders use speeches to keep their citizen informed about the events that affect their lives. People would get a new thinking and ideology from these speeches. Contents and style of speech will have a direct impact on the society and the public. Most of the speakers have a different identity with audiences, so they have different positions. Speakers and audiences are lack of life experiences and emotions. When speakers …show more content…

In his speech, Roosevelt created an atmosphere to express that it was a special moment. Next, Roosevelt wanted people to face the economic problems honestly. “Restoration calls, however, not for changes in ethics alone. This Nation asks for action, and action now.” (Roosevelt, 2009). He assured that the nation’s economy would revive for the public soon. Roosevelt used a firm tone to promise that the problems would be solved. Meanwhile, he expressed that he needed all the Americans to make joint efforts and face the difficulties together. Then, he would make a series of policies; such as provide more works, “Better use of land”, “hand in hand”, “national scale. ” (Roosevelt, 2009). He told the public that there was nothing unsolvable. He made any possible means to make economic situation better. Finally, Roosevelt still was firm in proposing his “new deal”. He repeatedly assured people that the “new deal” would work. His speech made the public to think the United States would face the serious economic crisis; actively take action to reform the United States. His speech not only made the people easy to understand his

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