What claim does Franklin D. Roosevelt make in his Inaugural Address?

A. The country will rise above its current difficulties.
B. The nation will prosper through effective leadership.
C. National progress will be halted by citizens' fear.
D. Unemployment will lead to an economic downfall.

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I am debating between A or B
Definitely A or B. The others are negative, and he wasn't working toward negatives.

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I think it would be B since he brings up the idea of a strong leader and how he can help the nation come together and get over the depression. Am I right?
I agree. That idea occurs in several places, including at the end.
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