Presidential Speech on Pearl Harbor, Pt 3

The transcript discusses a deliberate attack on Japan, highlighting its premeditated nature. The commander in chief outlines the military's defensive measures and emphasizes the importance of national unity and remembering the attack's character.

What does the speaker imply about the nature of the attack on Japan?

• It was an accidental occurrence.

• It was a spontaneous decision.

• It was a result of a misunderstanding.

• It was a carefully planned action.

Who is responsible for directing the defense measures?

• The Secretary of Defense

• The Prime Minister of Japan

• The commander in chief of the Army and Navy

• The President of the United States

What steps have been taken by the speaker in response to the attack?

• An apology has been issued.

• A peace treaty has been signed.

• All measures for defense have been directed.

• No action has been taken.

What is the speaker asking the nation to remember?

• The economic impact of the attack

• The time of the attack

• The character of the onslaught against them

• The geographical location of the attack

How does the speaker describe the attack?

• As a natural disaster

• As a diplomatic error

• As a deliberate onslaught

• As a minor incident