President Harry Truman Speaks On Foreign Policy In Central Park

President Truman delivers a significant speech outlining America's foreign policy in 12 points, emphasizing peace and assuring the world that the U.S. seeks no territorial expansion.

What was the significance of Truman's speech as President?

• It was a farewell address.

• It was delivered at the United Nations.

• It was heard by a large radio audience.

• It was his first speech as President.

What was the main focus of Truman's foreign policy outline?

• Economic growth

• Cultural exchange

• Military expansion

• Maintaining peace

How many key points did Truman outline in his foreign policy?

• 12

• 10

• 15

• 20

What did Truman emphasize about America's territorial ambitions?

• America seeks to expand its territory.

• America wants to control the world.

• America does not seek any territory.

• America aims to colonize new lands.

What reassurance did Truman provide to the world?

• America will lead a global alliance.

• America will increase its military presence.

• America will not seek territorial expansion.

• America will reduce its foreign aid.