Answer:
He got sympaththy because in his Pearl Harbor Address to the Nation speach he spoke what the nation need to hear.
Explanation:
The "Infamy Speech," delivered by President Franklin D. Roosevelt the day after that sneak attack, pretty much sums up how America as a whole was feeling about what had gone down the day before: angry, betrayed, still a little shocked, and totally ready to fight back. This speech set off a chain of events that completely changed the World War II game…and ended up completely changing Japan, the United States, and the entire world order in the process.
