Question.598 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt wins his third term bid for president, but a foreign crisis brews in the pacific. Contending with an isolationist movement in America, he maneuvers policy and naval fleets in preparation for war. All the while, convincing the US public the importance of becoming the “arsenal of democracy.” Directions Visit The National World War 2 Museum's website and access Episode 2 - A Day of Infamy podcastLinks to an external site.. Listen to the podcast and use the podcast to answer the following questions: How does FDR use his Fireside Chats to gain the American people's trust? What first step does FDR take to move the nation to support the Allies? What happens inside Japan to push them towards a conflict with the US? List some alternatives or choices that could have been made to avoid Japanese-American conflict.
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