Nobel Lecture By Jimmy Carter 2002

What does the term "Holocaust" refer to?

• destruction or slaughter on a mass scale

• military weapons and equipment

• a Russian nuclear physicist and activist for disarmament, peace, and human rights

• the process of distributing something

What does the term "armaments" refer to?

• destruction or slaughter on a mass scale

• military weapons and equipment

• a Russian nuclear physicist and activist for disarmament, peace, and human rights

• the process of distributing something

Who was Andrei Sakharov?

• a Russian nuclear physicist and activist for disarmament, peace, and human rights

• an international organization created after WWI to provide a forum for setting international disputes

• the process of distributing something

• destruction or slaughter on a mass scale

What does the term "allocation" refer to?

• destruction or slaughter on a mass scale

• military weapons and equipment

• a Russian nuclear physicist and activist for disarmament, peace, and human rights

• the process of distributing something

What is the League of Nations?

• an international organization created after WWI to provide a forum for setting international disputes

• destruction or slaughter on a mass scale

• military weapons and equipment

• the process of distributing something

A country retreat of the President of the United States

• Camp David

• The White House

• The Pentagon

• The Capitol

A chemical, biological, or radioactive weapon that causes widespread death and destruction

• Nuclear bomb

• Weapon of mass destruction

• Biological weapon

• Chemical weapon

What does the word "vanquish" mean as used in the passage?

• a person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering

• to defeat

• guidance

• rapid increase in numbers

What does the word "proliferation" mean as used in the passage?

• guidance

• rapid increase in numbers

• the explosive head of a missile, torpedo, or similar weapon

• a threatened penalty for disobeyed a law or rule

What does the word "warhead" mean as used in the passage?

• guidance

• rapid increase in numbers

• the explosive head of a missile, torpedo, or similar weapon

• a threatened penalty for disobeyed a law or rule