Social Studies, 19.10.2019 20:00 ZBSJ

What did churchill most clearly accomplish with his speech ?
a. he analyzed german war tactics and gave ways to overcome each tactic. b.he inspired the united states to join in the war as members of the allies. c.he scared britain's enemies into thinking that defeat is imminent for germany. d.he provided his political colleagues and citizens with a realistic view of the situation.

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What did churchill most clearly accomplish with his speech ?
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