e pride of those who know that dayhas come when America is privileged to spend her blood and her might forthe principles that gave her birth and happiness and the peace which she hastreasured, (Low 239) to the effort of democratizes the world. He endedwith, God helping her she can do no other. With this closing sentenceWoodrow Wilson left with America with no choice but to defend her honor((Blakey 2). Americans had never before made the sacrifices their countrywas calling for, but Wilson was confident of the outcome. Two days laterCongress voted overwhelming that the state of war.....which had been thustupon the United States is hereby formally declared (Bailey 10). In conclusion, after a rhetorical analysis of Woodrow Wilsons addressto the war congress on April 2, 1917 the reader is more aware of all of theopposing factions to which Wilson had to appeal to and the methods heemployed to do so. By admitting his own fears about American entry intothe Great War, he helped to calm the apprehensions of the American peopleas he sought to rally them behind his cause to safeguard democracy for theworld....
