Panama And Brazil Join The War Effort

The video discusses the strategic importance of the Panama Canal and measures taken to protect it. President de la Guardia issues a proclamation, while Brazil aligns with the United States in 1940, showing solidarity. The American ambassador, Jefferson Caffrey, is warmly received, highlighting diplomatic relations. In contrast, the Japanese ambassador faces challenges, finding no one home during a visit.

What significant action did President de la Guardia take regarding the Panama Canal?

• He ordered its closure.

• He signed a proclamation for its protection.

• He handed it over to another country.

• He ignored its strategic importance.

In 1940, how did Brazil position itself in relation to the United States?

• It remained neutral.

• It opposed the United States.

• It stood solidly with the United States.

• It formed an alliance with Japan.

What was the nature of the pact sealed by the 21 Republics?

• A trade agreement

• A unity pact

• A peace treaty

• A cultural exchange program

How was the American ambassador, Jefferson Caffrey, received at the Foreign Office?

• With hostility

• With indifference

• With good neighbor friendliness

• With suspicion

What was the experience of the Japanese ambassador at the Foreign Office?

• He was offered a treaty.

• He found no one home.

• He was given a tour.

• He was warmly welcomed.