Answer:
The correct answer is B. Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke directly to the people on the radio to explain the New Deal. The speeches delivered by him on the radio were called "Fireside Chats".
Explanation:
The fireside chats were the radio messages of President Franklin Roosevelt to the American people. In the period from 1933 to 1944, 30 messages were held, which highlighted current political and economic issues. Fireside chats became an example of the first direct and confidential communication of a senior US government official with citizens, and Roosevelt was provided with high popularity among voters, which was sometimes compared with the popularity of Abraham Lincoln. With the help of radio, Roosevelt stopped rumors and explained the impending changes in detail and clearly.
