In his fireside chat after the attack in Pearl Harbor, how does FDR increase Americans confidence in the ability of the the United States to win war against the axis powers?

A. He enumerated the heroic efforts of American citizens in past wars.

B. He discusses his military leaders abilities and past victories.

C. He says that the United States can fight alone and win the war with its military strength.

D. He shows his confidence in American support citizens ability to contribute to the war effort.

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Norman

2 June, 07:20

In his fireside chat after the attack in Pearl Harbor, how does FDR increase Americans confidence in the ability of the the United States to win war against the axis powers?

A. He enumerated the heroic efforts of American citizens in past wars.

B. He discusses his military leaders abilities and past victories.

C. He says that the United States can fight alone and win the war with its military strength.

D. He shows his confidence in American support citizens ability to contribute to the war effort.

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Jameson Henry · Answer 1

D. He shows his confidence in American support citizens ability to contribute to the war effort.

On December 9, 1941, Franklin Roosevelt delivered a fireside chat to the American people regarding the need for them to contribute to the war effort to come.

FDR states in the speech, the war will be long and the citizens will need to contribute. He mentions the need to increased production in factories and to switch production to war materials. He appeals to the emotion of the event and states the importance of citizen support of the military as they go to war with the worst enemy of all time.