The correct answer is A) Through fireside chats on the radio.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt took advantage of the radio as a means to communicate with the American people on a consistent basis. Throughout his presidency, FDR had many of these fireside chats in which he discussed important policies/topics that affected American citizens.
This included the New Deal, the failure of American banks during the Depression, economic recovery, etc. The goal was to be transparent and to help the American public understand the actions he was taking as president. These radio broadcasts became wildly popular and was the first time a president was able to effectively use mass communication to reach a huge audience.
Answer:
The MOST active period of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade was during which time period?
C) 1701 - 1800
Explanation:
The ATM at the bank was out of order.
The A.T.M. at the bank was out of order.
The atm at the bank was out of order.
The a.t.m. at the bank was out of order.
Question 2.2. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed. Feb. 21.
My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed Feb 21.
My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed, Feb 21.
My mother told the bank teller that the machine had been working on Wed., Feb. 21.
Question 3.3. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies to tell the truth.
I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies. To tell the truth.
I'd rather we had stayed home and watched movies, to tell the truth.
I'd rather we had stayed home, and watched movies, to tell the truth.
Question 4.4. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
After we set up our tent it began to rain.
After we set up our tent, it began to rain.
After we set up, our tent, it began to rain.
After, we set up our tent it began to rain.
Question 5.5. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
My two best friends, Alexandra and Bethany, went with me on a shopping trip.
My two best friends Alexandra and Bethany went with me on a shopping trip.
My two best friends, Alexandra and Bethany went with me on a shopping trip.
My two best friends, Alexandra, and Bethany, went with me on a shopping trip.
Question 6.6. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
We wore bright, summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.
We wore bright, summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.
We wore bright summer dresses that were a light shade of yellow.
We wore bright summer, dresses that were a light shade of yellow.
Question 7.7. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
"Look, Jennifer at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.
"Look, Jennifer, at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.
"Look Jennifer, at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.
"Look Jennifer at this pair of jeans!" exclaimed Alexandra.
Question 8.8. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery, and beaded belt loops.
The blue jeans had velvet trim embroidery and beaded belt loops.
The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery and beaded belt loops.
The blue jeans had velvet trim, embroidery, and, beaded belt loops.
Question 9.9. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Players, already wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.
Players already, wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.
Players already wearing their uniforms may sit on the bleachers.
Players already wearing their uniforms, may sit on the bleachers.
Question 10.10. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Under that shelf in the corner you will find your missing sock.
Under that shelf, in the corner you will find your missing sock.
Under that shelf, in the corner, you will find your missing sock.
Under that shelf in the corner, you will find your missing sock.
Question 11.11. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Thinking about it now, I realize that I was wrong.
Thinking about it now I realize that I was wrong.
Thinking, about it now, I realize that I was wrong.
Thinking about it now I realize, that I was wrong.
Question 12.12. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Would you say that New Orleans, Louisiana or Austin, Texas is more fun to visit?
Would you say that New Orleans, Louisiana, or Austin, Texas, is more fun to visit?
Would you say that New Orleans Louisiana, or Austin Texas, is more fun to visit?
Would you say that New Orleans Louisiana or Austin Texas is more fun to visit?
Question 13.13. Identify the item that is correctly punctuated.
Very truly yours, George Marinakis
Very truly yours. George Marinakis
Very truly yours! George Marinakis
Very truly yours? George Marinakis
Question 14.14. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
She finally wore the ugly hat which was a hand-me-down from her brother out in public.
She finally wore the ugly hat which was a hand-me-down from her brother, out in public.
She finally wore the ugly hat, which was a hand-me-down from her brother, out in public.
She finally wore the ugly hat, which was a hand-me-down from her brother out in public.
Question 15.15. Identify the sentence that is correctly punctuated.
Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.
Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.
Mrs. Nelson is the person who can help you.
Mrs. Nelson is the person, who can help you.
B. Basing history on witnesses' views of events
C. Use of a narrative to tell a story about history
D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence
seventeenth century
eighteenth century
nineteenth century
B. life if full of pain and suffering
C. pain and suffering can be stopped by ending desire
D. desire is a cause of pain and suffering