Why was king george vi war speech such a daunting task for him a. since the parliament did not agree with him about entering the war, his presentation had to change their minds. b. since it was broadcast by radio his presentation had to be as effective as his wording . c. since his brother had been a better king than him the speech had to win the favor of hs kingdom. d. since he had a reputation as a week willed king the speech had dispel his negative image to british citizens.

The correct answer is B. Since it was broadcast by radio his presentation had to be as effective as his wording.

Explanation

George VI of the United Kingdom was the king of the United Kingdom from the year 1936 to his death in 1952, he was noted for the radio transmission he had to do to declare war on Nazism, on September 3, 1939, because it was a challenge for him for his stuttering condition and he had to write the speech very well. This episode made him a symbol of national resistance and his voice became the voice of the entire nation. After Buckingham Palace was bombed in 1940, its popularity grew so much that its news appearances were regularly interrupted by emotional applause and tears from the audience.

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