You need to write your own speech so it will be meaningful to you and your classmates. Talk about what you're going to do as president and why it's important to the school. Talk about how eager you are to help the class by doing these things. Thank everyone who helped you.
the President's Cabinet
Make a stupid funny speech and promise flying bicycles that run on vegetable oil. roflmao worked for me!
If you study old newspapers from the 1930s, you would think you were in current day America, since the country was quite polarized about the presidency back then, as it is today. Democrats generally approved of and admired President Roosevelt; they believed he had helped America emerge from the Great Depression, and they believed most of his policies were having positive results for the economy. But Republicans had a different view-- they accused him of spending too much, expanding the role of government, and stifling his critics. However, the Republican critique was not the view of most Americans. Roosevelt remained very popular, and most people agreed that he had put America on the right track. That is why he was re-elected by a wide margin. The biggest legacy Roosevelt left us is Social Security, an important piece of legislation intended to protect senior citizens. Roosevelt also became known for his use of radio, and while other presidents before him (especially President Coolidge) had used it, Roosevelt showed that radio could help to shape and enhance the president's image. His "Fireside Chats" comforted and reassured the public. The use of media (later, this would include TV and then internet) to project a certain image would be emulated by many presidents, including President Kennedy and President Obama.
That would be called the presidents cabinet. It's designed to help the president make political decisions and give him advice.
Franklin Roosevelt was the first president to appear on TV. Roosevelt spoke at the opening session of the New York World's Fair on April 30, 1939 and the speech was broadcast via television to a very limited audience.On October 5, 1947, Harry Truman spoke on TV in a speech from the White House. That was the first nationally televised Presidential address. The speech asked Americans to conserve grain in order to help the starving Europeans. (Dwight Eisenhower was the first to appear on color TV in 1955.)
Persuade people that the president will be able to help the country by john overbay
the inaugural address
If you are in need of help with the parental control settings on your tv or dvd/dvr, you would be best off contacting your television provider.
You need to start the speech out by stating your name. You also need to talk about how you are going to help the school throughout the year.
that would depend on the individual and what their level of focus was
Why was the commercial made?
Why was the commercial made?
IT can provide services (speech, enlarged font, speech to text) that would otherwise not be available.
It would help to know president of what organisation!
He was in the military before he was president
Maybe they could see the colour of their habitat.