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For Americans, December 7 is known as "Pearl Harbor" because of the events of December 7,1941. How did President Franklin D. Roosevelt describe that day? A. "our …

For Americans, December 7 is known as "Pearl Harbor" because of the events of December 7,1941. How did President Franklin D. Roosevelt describe that day? A. "our …
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For Americans, December 7 is known as "Pearl Harbor" because of the events of December 7,1941.

How did President Franklin D. Roosevelt describe that day?
A. "our country's darkest hour"
C. "the day the whole earth stood still"
B. " our country's finest hour"
D. "a date which will live infamy"

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It’s D.
FDR said it in his speech on Dec 8th, the day after the attack on Pear Harbor.
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User DonBoitnott
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Answer:

A.) “our county’s darkest hour”

Step-by-step explanation:

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