President roosevelt's fireside chats were intended to provide information and restore the public's confidence at a difficult time in history. what was the cause of the difficulties?

a. failure of the banks, resulting in an economic depressionb. failure in the steel and iron industries after the end of world war ic. failure of the federal government to provide social security compensationd. failure of the state and local governments to create jobs for all the returning veterans

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Sophie Chapman

25 February, 11:44

President roosevelt's fireside chats were intended to provide information and restore the public's confidence at a difficult time in history. what was the cause of the difficulties?

a. failure of the banks, resulting in an economic depressionb. failure in the steel and iron industries after the end of world war ic. failure of the federal government to provide social security compensationd. failure of the state and local governments to create jobs for all the returning veterans

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Jane Baird · Answer 1

One of the primary cause of difficulties that made President Roosevelt do fireside chats is the failure of the federal government in giving an adequate social security compensation. These fireside chats were 30 speeches made by Roosevelt at the time of his presidency primarily aimed to boost the morale of the American people.