President Roosevelt's fireside chats were particularly important because they
A) helped to generate more radio sales.
B) helped him overlook his often sad and strained marriage.
C) enabled him to explain complex issues in plain language.
D) were a better option than being seen in a wheelchair.
Answer: C
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A. Kuwait B. Israel C. Turkey D. Saudi Arabia
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A. throstle frames. B. cotton gins. C. steam engines. D. spinning looms.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)