What was the purpose of Franklin Roosevelt's "fireside chats"? To entertain the public with stories from his childhood. To communicate directly with the American public and reassure them during the Great Depression. To promote his New Deal policies to Congress. To discuss foreign policy with world leaders

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What was the purpose of Franklin Roosevelt's "fireside chats"? To entertain the public with stories from his childhood. To communicate directly with the American public and reassure them during the Great Depression. To promote his New Deal policies to Congress. To discuss foreign policy with world leaders

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The purpose of Franklin Roosevelt's "fireside chats" was **To communicate directly with the American public and reassure them during the Great Depression.** He used the radio addresses to explain his policies in simple terms and build trust with the nation during a time of great uncertainty.

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