What evidence in the background information gives the

speech historical context? Check all that apply.

The speech was given in 1939, before World War II

began.

The intended audience was the government of

Japan.

The relationship between the United States and

Japan was tense.

The source is a radio address delivered by US

president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The speech was given in response to a Japanese

attack.

Question

Gaven Rose

History

12 September, 02:18

What evidence in the background information gives the

speech historical context? Check all that apply.

The speech was given in 1939, before World War II

began.

The intended audience was the government of

Japan.

The relationship between the United States and

Japan was tense.

The source is a radio address delivered by US

president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The speech was given in response to a Japanese

attack.

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Valentin Oneal · Answer 1

Answer:c, d, e

The relationship between the United States and Japan was tense.

The source is a radio address delivered by US president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The speech was given in response to a Japanese attack.