"never since my inauguration in march, 1933, have i felt so unmistakably the atmosphere of american recovery. but it is more than the recovery of the material basis of our individual lives. it is the recovery of confidence in our democratic processes and our republican institutions. we have survived all of the arduous burdens and the threatening dangers of a great economic calamity. we have in the darkest moments of our national trials retained our faith in our own ability to master our own destiny. fear is vanishing. confidence is growing on every side, renewed faith in the vast possibilities of human beings to improve their material and spiritual status through the instrumentality of the democratic form of government. that faith is receiving its just reward. for that we can be to the god who watches over america." courtesy of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library what effect did the president anticipate would be produced by this conclusion? a) faithful obedience b) cautious awareness c) incisive reelection d) assured enthusiasm