According to the article, how did roosevelt connect with the american people during difficult times like the great depression and world war 2?
a. he appeared in advertisements selling war bonds
b. he gave weekly radio speeches called "fireside chats"
c. he rationed the food in the white house.
d. he declined to enforce the "isolationism" policy
answer

B

Explanation:

ive had the same question it's b. whenever the great depression started Roosevelt talked to the people through the radio giving hope to the people to not give up.

B. He gave weekly radio speeches called "fireside chats"

Explanation:

Roosevelt connected with the American people by simply chatting and talking to them. This made people feel like they had a president who actually cared about them. All the other options reflect things he did in an attempt to boost the economy. Put yourself in your great grandmas shoes, kind Mr. Roosevelt speaking directly to you assurances.

its hard for me to see which word is supposed to be in bold. if i knew then i would be able to better.

wheres the options? i dont think this can be solved with out the options