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Read the first three paragraphs of Franklin Roosevelt’s request for a declaration of war.
Beyond Congress, who is his primary intended audience?
the American public
the Japanese people
American and Japanese diplomats
other countries that might be at risk
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the American public
Roosevelt's speech to Congress was also intended for the nation — to inform and rally American citizens, build public support for a declaration of war, and frame the attack as a deliberate outrage ("a date which will live in infamy").
Roosevelt's speech to Congress was also intended for the nation — to inform and rally American citizens, build public support for a declaration of war, and frame the attack as a deliberate outrage ("a date which will live in infamy").
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