Memorial Tribute and World Peace

The transcript covers a memorial tribute by the President at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, highlighting the importance of peace and the dangers of war. It reflects on the persistence of war among civilized nations and warns against complacency leading to dictatorship. The speech emphasizes the nation's duty to strive for world peace, concluding with applause and music.

What does the President's wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier symbolize?

• A tribute to the nation's unknown heroes

• A celebration of victory

• A symbol of political power

• A sign of defeat

Who was given the privilege to speak at the amphitheater?

• A local politician

• General Pershing

• Mr. Roosevelt

• The President

What is the irony mentioned in the speech regarding civilized nations?

• They have large armies but no wars

• They are economically strong but politically weak

• They are technologically advanced but lack culture

• They promote peace but engage in war

What is the risk of a nation submitting to the demands of a minority?

• Economic collapse

• Loss of cultural identity

• Increased immigration

• Becoming prey to a dictator

What is the nation's duty as a great power according to the speech?

• To expand its territory

• To preserve world peace

• To increase its military strength

• To dominate global trade