3 years ago

Why fireside chats is important

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Fireside chats are important because it informs the public about how everything was going on during the Great Depression.

Remember that fireside chats were just radio broadcasts created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Great Depression, which started in 1933.

~Hope I helped!~

Alenkinab [10]3 years ago

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Roosevelt used this to share to everyone his recent decision to close all banks for an extended holiday.
It was important to inform the public about his programs and to allay their fears of the mounting problems caused by the Great Depression.

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