Douglas MacArthur gives farewell address to Congress in 1951

The transcript reflects on Carter's belief in the validity of his criticism and the global resonance of his final remarks. It encapsulates the life of a distinguished individual dedicated to serving his country, emphasizing the enduring legacy of old soldiers who never truly fade away.

What was Carter's belief about his criticism?

• It was well founded.

• It was ignored.

• It was unfounded.

• It was misunderstood.

How were Carter's closing remarks expected to be treated globally?

• They would be forgotten.

• They would be ignored.

• They would be repeated worldwide.

• They would be criticized.

What does the phrase 'Old soldier. Never die.' imply about the person's legacy?

• They are always remembered for their mistakes.

• They live on through their actions.

• They are forgotten quickly.

• They retire peacefully.

What is the metaphorical meaning of 'They just fade away' in the context of a soldier's life?

• They are always in the spotlight.

• They disappear suddenly.

• Their impact diminishes over time.

• They become invisible.

What aspect of a great man's life is highlighted in the transcript?

• His failures.

• His personal life.

• His service to the country.

• His financial success.