Charles de Gaulle Makes First Visit To America

Charles de Gaulle, a prominent French general, visits the US, meeting with key figures like Generals Marshall and Admiral King, and President FDR. Despite an initial personality clash with FDR, De Gaulle is warmly received, meeting with Secretaries Cordell Hull, James Forrestal, and Harold Ickes. In New York, he receives a grand welcome, symbolizing strong US-France relations. His visit marks a high point in diplomatic ties between the two nations.

Who did Charles de Gaulle meet first during his visit to America?

• Generals Marshall and Admiral King

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Secretary of State Cordell Hull

• James Forrestal

What was the outcome of de Gaulle's first meeting with President Roosevelt?

• They decided to meet again next year

• They signed a treaty

• There was a personality clash

• They became immediate friends

Which language did de Gaulle and Roosevelt use for their daily conversations?

• Only English

• Spanish

• Only French

• Both English and French

Where did de Gaulle receive strong support from New Yorkers?

• In Central Park

• At the White House

• At the RCA building

• In Manhattan

What was the significance of de Gaulle's visit to New York?

• It marked the end of his American tour

• It strengthened US-France relations

• It was a secret diplomatic mission

• It was his first visit to the US