As World War II began for the United States in 1941, President Roosevelt
a. led a seriously divided nation into the conflict.
b. endorsed the same kind of government persecution of German-Americans as Wilson had in World War I.
c. called the American people to an idealistic crusade for democracy with the same rhetoric that Wilson had used in World War I.
d. decided on a strategy of giving top priority to the war in Europe while putting the Pacific war on the back burner.
e. declared a strategy of attacking Italy and Japan first while leaving the more potent Hitler for later.
d
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