The answer is D) Programs designed to improve agriculture in hungry nations
Franklin D Roosevelt or (FDR) was the 32nd President of the United States from 1933-1945. In his infamous speech on the day of the bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces, he accused the Japanese government of giving the illusion that peace talks were underway when actually the decided to bomb Pearl Harbor without any prior warning.
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it foreshadows the murder by letting you know that the narrator is mad.
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by letting you know that the narrator is mad.
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In "Civil Disobedience," Thoreau explains that he is put in jail because he is against war and slavery. Thus, he feels at peace because he is taking action for the principles that he believes in. Besides, he thinks that slaves must face worse things than him, even when he is in jail. As a result, he expects that his actions will inspire others to fight for their beliefs.
