What is Roosevelt’s overall purpose in his speech? A. to inform Japan that the U. S. will take any means necessary to enact revenge B. to notify the American people of the losses suffered in the Japanese attacks C. to warn of impending danger in the form of more attacks from Japan and its allies D. to reassure the American people that actions are being taken to protect the country

Explanation:

I'm assuming that the speech referred to is the Dec. 6, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.

If that is so, only A seems like it could not be the answer. Roosevelt was not speaking of revenge so much as it was to declare war. It was a bold step, because America in general did not want to enter the war.

The best answer of the remaining 3 is B. He gave the reasons for declaring war. As with all multiple choice questions, an argument can also be made for C and D. Both were contained in his speech.

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