Question

read the first three paragraphs of franklin roosevelts request for a declaration of war. beyond congress, who is his primary intended audience? \bigcirc the american public \bigcirc the japanese people \bigcirc american and japanese diplomats \bigcirc other countries that might be at risk

Explanation:

Roosevelt's war address to Congress was also crafted to rally support, justify the upcoming war effort, and inform and unite the American public, who would bear the impacts of the war (such as military service, economic changes). The speech was widely broadcast and aimed to secure domestic backing for the declaration of war.

Answer:

the American public