Question

PLEASE HELP Read this excerpt from Franklin Delano Roosevelt's "Fireside Chat 19: On the War with Japan":

And no honest person, today or a thousand years hence, will be able to suppress a sense of indignation and horror at the treachery committed by the military dictators of Japan, under the very shadow of the flag of peace borne by their special envoys in our midst.

What do the underlined words in this excerpt most clearly suggest?

A. Japan's leader's are extremely clever, because they fooled the United States into thinking they wanted peace.
B. Japan's leaders must be disappointed because their special envoys failed to achieve peace.
C. Japan's actions before this event provide clear evidence that their leaders wanted peace.
D. Japan's actions are especially evil because, at the time of the attack, they were saying they wanted peace.

Answer 1

Answer:

D. Japan's actions are especially evil because, at the time of the attack, they were saying they wanted peace.

Explanation:

In the given excert, the WWII that was happening in Europe during this time forced the administration of Roosevelt to shift his attention from domestic politics to involvement, in the international growth of the American crisis. Therefore, it was the content of Roosevelt on Fireside chats changed everything. The president gave the fire chats to the German invasions in Poland as well as the japans attack, explained it to the policies, and made address in the social media platforms.