The "Fireside Chats" Were

question 23

Multiple Choice

The "fireside chats" were

• A)discussions concerning New Deal policy held among President Roosevelt's cabinet.
• B)Eleanor Roosevelt's newspaper columns.
• C)press conferences held on a regular basis by President Roosevelt.
• D)Huey Long's speeches in support of his "Share the Wealth" program.
• E)President Roosevelt's radio addresses that directly engaged the American public.

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