In 1962, President John F. Kennedy’s speech achieves his purpose to convince the people to go against the steel production. President Kennedy makes it clear to making the steel companies alternate the increase. He uses rhetorical strategies such as alliteration, repetition, syntax, and logos. In addition to rhetorical strategies, President Kennedy starts paragraph one to grab the audience attention. He uses alliteration with the words that start with “s” such as simultaneous, states, steel, and the number six. He is giving a reason why it is wrong to do. President Kennedy has a connection with the American people. For instance, he uses third person pronoun such as “we”. The syntax of the speech in lines 41 and 43 is used to emphasize more
