Thomas Dewey speaks of the challenges of the post-WWII period

The transcript highlights the potential for growth and innovation in post-war America. It emphasizes that the challenges faced are also opportunities for advancement. The text discusses the new production techniques developed during the war and the unprecedented demand for goods and services. It encourages every American to seize the opportunity to innovate and build a better future.

What is the perspective on the challenges that are about to be faced?

• They are seen as insurmountable obstacles.

• They are considered the greatest opportunities.

• They are viewed as minor inconveniences.

• They are thought to be irrelevant.

What was learned during the war regarding production?

• That production was not important.

• That no new techniques were developed.

• That new production techniques were beyond previous dreams.

• That production techniques were outdated.

What is the current demand for goods and services described as?

• The lowest it has ever been.

• The same as it was five years ago.

• The greatest the country has ever faced.

• Unchanged from the past.

What opportunity does every American have according to the transcript?

• To follow traditional paths.

• To blaze new trails and build like never before.

• To avoid change and innovation.

• To maintain the status quo.

What skills are mentioned in the context of the current situation?

• The same skills as before.

• The greatest skills ever possessed.

• The least skills ever possessed.

• No skills are mentioned.