How did President Roosevelt indicate his commitment to being prepared for war?
by calling for large contracts for corporations that built tanks, planes, and jeeps
by changing the name of the Department of Defense to the Department of War
by signing the Selective Service Act requiring young men to serve in the military
by detailing preparations in his inaugural and State of the Union addresses
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