Question

Which best analyzes the authors effectiveness in “The Date of Infamy”?

A. The author is very effective, because he explains the events that led up to pearl harbor in examines how affected world politics.
B. The author is somewhat affective; he explains why the attack was important but does not elaborate on how it led to America’s involvement in World War II.
C. The offer is not effective; he fails to include the perspectives Of Japanese attackers and is not achieve a balanced view of the pearl harbor attacks. Japanese attackers and does not achieve a balanced view of the Pearl Harbor attacks
D. The author is somewhat effective; he could have made the text want to change by and clean some interesting characters

Answer 1

I know its been a year but hey whatever its A i just took the quiz 

Answer 2

In "The Date of Infamy", by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the option that best analyzes the author's effectiveness is A. The author is very effective because he explains the events that led up to Pearl Harbor and examines how this affected world politics.

In this speech, Roosevelt is very effective. He uses vivid and emotional words "the attack was deliberately planned", "During the intervening time the Japanese government has deliberately sought to deceive the United States by false statements and expressions of hope for continued peace." He continues to say that Japan has attacked the Pacific area. Roosevelt wants Congress to declare war, and also wants the American people to support this idea.