In the years prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR was straightforward with the American people about the need to intervene in international affairs.

Name: In the years prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR was straightforward with the American people about the need to intervene in international affairs.
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FDR was cautious and often ambiguous about U.S. involvement in international affairs before Pearl Harbor, balancing isolationist sentiments with the need to support allies.

In the Years Prior to the Japanese Attack on Pearl