1. Your neighbors' son is stationed at Pearl Harbor, how do you feel after learning the news about the attack?
2. What is your reaction after listening to President Roosevelt's address to the nation?
3. Has your opinion of the Japanese changed since the attack?
4. What do you plan to do after hearing this speech?
5. How might U. S. involvement in a war affect your hometown?
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