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Read this excerpt from a speech by president harry s. truman: if they were to succeed, the united states would be numbered among their principal victims. it must be clear to everyone that the united states cannot — and will not — sit idly by and await foreign conquest. the only question is: what is the best time to meet the threat and how is the best way to meet it? which phrase is most clearly meant to evoke fear in the listener?

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clashspores

The sentence in the speech of President Harry S Truman that seek to evoke fear in the listener is:

"If they were to succeed, the united states would be numbered among their principal victims."

The aim of this sentence is to get the listeners to support the decision of fighting foreign conquest by showing how sitting idly would end up being harmful for hte US, since they would become a target.

ogorwyne

The phrase from this except that would likely invoke fear in the mind of the person that is reading would be: if they were to succeed, the united states would be numbered among their principal victims.

What is the summary of the excerpt?

This excerpt was was a speech that was made by Truman to talk about the dangers that the citizens of the US faced.

According to him, Americans would have the issues if the evils of the people that hated America persisted. He meant that these people would want to harm the country.

Read more on Harry Truman here: https://brainly.com/question/1233019

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