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Reread the last sentence of the passage, on
page 6. What inference can the reader draw
from this sentence?
Roosevelt was expressing the hope that war was a
thing of the past.
Roosevelt was referencing a war that had already
begun.
Roosevelt was issuing a stern warning that war is
imminent
Roosevelt was expressing a belief that war is
sometimes necessary.

Reread the last sentence of the passage, on page 6. What inference can the reader draw from this sentence? Roosevelt was expressing the hope that war was a thin class=

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Answer:

Roosevelt was expressing a belief that war is  sometimes necessary.

Explanation:

She clearly stated that she wont accept that others are being unequal. This has nothing to do with her talking about a war that already happened. She said 'Then let us make it EQUALLY EVIDENT that we will not TOLERATE INJUSTICE being done to us IN RETURN'

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