Question

How do you end a persuasive speech?

Answer 1

With an exclamation point ("Carthago delenda est!") or a question mark ("Are you a man or a mouse?").

Answer 2

if you want you can end it with a conclusion or a thesis statement.

Answer 3

Your conclusion will very closely resemble your introduction, but it will be in the past tense.

Answer 4

What type of persuasive speech are you writing? Do you have any additional details or requirements?

Answer 5

My personal preference for most persuasive speeches is to organize it around Monroe's Motivational Sequence. It provides a very effective framework for the whole speech including how to end it properly with a call to action. This site is a good resource for how to do it and it includes examples: http://www.sanjuan.edu/webpages/mikeberry/speech.cfm?subpage=66682

Answer 6

With a "call to action" basically telling the people to go and do whatever you were persuading them about.

Answer 7

with a conclution and this shows for every deital