Which would likely be the least biased account of the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor?

a. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech following the attack

b. a Japanese news article published on December 8, 1941

c. a world history textbook's account published in 2014

d. a radio announcer's account from Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack

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2 May, 21:24

Which would likely be the least biased account of the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor?

a. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech following the attack

b. a Japanese news article published on December 8, 1941

c. a world history textbook's account published in 2014

d. a radio announcer's account from Pearl Harbor at the time of the attack

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Spencer Whitehead · Answer 1

It is likely that the least biased account of the December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor would be " c. a world history textbook’s account published in 2014," since it is far removed from the event in terms of time.