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"We have nothing to fear but fear itself" This statement is from...a) A speech by President Herbert two weeks after the October 1929 stock market crash b) Woodrow Wilson's 1917 message to Congress asking for a declaration of war against Germanyc) Franklin D. Roosevelt's first inaugural addressd) Franklin D. Roosevelt's message to Congress asking for a declaration of war against Japan, December 8, 1941e) Harry S. Truman's announcement of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
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