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Ann [662]
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Anna007 [38]3 years ago
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Option B

Explanation:

in his Fireside Chat after the attack on pearl harbor, FDR increase American's confidence in the ability of the United States to win the war against the axis powers by explaining how the United State military has become stronger since  World War II first began, to show the confidence in U.S  Army forces.

Two days after Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered his Fireside Chat to the Americans to get the nation ready for the battle that was to come and with the main message of the speech was to gather the necessary support of the citizens and wanted his audience to extract hope from his speech, despite the difficulties of the presence situation.

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