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26 June, 03:05

How did fdr use radio while president?

a. in his 'fireside chats', as a way to keep the country informed

b. promoting quiz shows to lighten the mood of the great depression

c. encouraging stories like war of the worlds to distract the public of the problems with the great depression

d. to alert the public to the probability of german spies

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