Bill Clinton speaking on visit to Belfast

The speaker expresses gratitude to various individuals and groups, emphasizing the importance of peace, community, and collaboration. The presence of a large American delegation highlights the historical ties between America and Ireland. The speech concludes with a hopeful message about global peace and the end of the Cold War.

What is a significant aspect of peace mentioned by the speaker in relation to children?

• Children growing up with cultural diversity

• Children growing up with financial stability

• Children growing up safely and learning together

• Children growing up with access to technology

What does the speaker appreciate about the people of Northern Ireland?

• Their political systems

• Their culinary traditions

• Their contributions to America and the world

• Their technological advancements

How many American presidents have traced their roots back to Ireland?

• One in five

• One in three

• One in two

• One in four

Which American president was the first to visit Belfast while in office?

• John Fitzgerald Kennedy

• Ronald Reagan

• Andrew Jackson

• The current speaker

What global change does the speaker mention at the end of the speech?

• The increase in global conflicts

• The barriers of the Cold War giving way to a global village

• The decline of cultural exchanges

• The rise of new economic powers