If you were an American citizen listening to FDR's speech, how might it affect you?

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borishaifa [10]3 years ago

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If I were an American citizen listening to FDR’s speech, it would have affected me in a strong way. I would have felt a sense of horror at the surprise attack by the Japanese and a sense of indignation that they would have dared to attack us on our own home soil.

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