The purpose of President Woodrow Wilson’s speech "War Message to Congress" is to persuade Congress that the nation should enter the war against Germany.
Explanation:
This speech is to contrast the present war with different wars that were battled against Germany. To convince Congress that the country ought to enter the war against Germany. To advise Congress about the issues happening abroad. Wilson was solidly contradicted to war and accepted that the key point was to guarantee harmony, for the United States as well as over the world. Keeping that in mind, he sent a main associate, Colonel House, to Europe in the pre-winter of 1914 trying to facilitate a harmony bargain.
