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What was the purpose of fdr's address to congress after the attack on pearl harbor

What was the purpose of fdr's address to congress after the attack on pearl harbor
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What was the purpose of fdr's address to congress after the attack on pearl harbor

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To justify the reason for America entering WW2 and to boost American morale.
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To justify his reasons for entering the war and to implore Congress to declare war on Japan and its allies(Axis)
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