What was the primary way Franklin Roosevelt communicated with the American public in the early days of the New Deal?

A.

political rallies

B.

fireside chats

C.

televised news conferences

D.

weekly newspaper columns

Option - (B) - Fireside chats

Explanation:

During, the tenure of President Franklin Roosevelt the United State experienced some of the most challenging political, social, and economical situations. As the country was completely shattered due to the involvement in the World War II, it had some of the bad effects on the over all institutions, people came out and there were rallies held against the system. As the situation was not well and the citizens required some hope of development in limiting the bad vibes due to unstable situations inside the country. The president used the medium of radio transmission in order to connect to the million of citizens across the region, due to the fact that people were not able to afford advance technology in most of the states and the radio was the only reliable source of communication left for the system to keep in contact with the common folk.

The answer is C - televising news conferences