Roosevelt made conscious use of the media almost from the moment he entered the White House. His press conferences served to educate newspaper writers, and through them the nation, about the complex, novel measures he was advocating. It can be inferred from the passage that Roosevelt A) improved the quality of journalism in the United States.

B) educated the nation about the press.

C) did not use the media to influence public opinion.

D) was a president who recognized the power of the press.

Option: D) was a president who recognized the power of the press.

Explanation:  

Roosevelt excelled at using the media to run the nation in the late ‘70s. Media such as newspaper and radio played an important role in spreading the Roosevelt ideas and viewpoint in developing the nation. His press conferences allowed Americans citizens to know about the policies which he was advocating.

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