Why did president roosevelt choose to broadcast his request to congress to declare war on japan? what type of of words FDR use to describe the attack on Pearl Harbor?

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Usamec · Answer 1 · 2021-07-09T11:58:02+0000

President Roosevelt chose to broadcast his request to congress to declare war on japan to emphasize America’s status as a victim. FDR used the words a date which will live in infamy to show that we will forever remember this date and that it has left a permanent mark on our country.

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