US Secretary of State Hull delivers speech to Congress in Washington, DC, during World War II

The transcript discusses the importance of meeting unprecedented responsibilities to ensure future peace and security. It highlights the role of international cooperation and the vision of Congress in adopting resolutions for peace. The text emphasizes the need for a united national effort to avoid future international conflicts.

What is the speaker's main concern about how current actions will be viewed in the future?

• Economic growth

• Technological advancements

• Meeting responsibilities and ensuring peace

• Winning the war

What does the speaker feel proud about regarding Congress?

• Their economic policies

• Their support for international cooperation

• Their military strategies

• Their technological innovations

What is the purpose of the resolutions adopted by Congress?

• To increase military spending

• To enhance technological research

• To promote international cooperation for peace

• To reduce taxes

According to the speaker, what is necessary to avoid future conflicts?

• Economic sanctions

• United national support and determination

• Increased military presence

• Isolation from international affairs

What does the speaker warn against in the absence of organized international relations?

• Economic downturns

• Destructive international conflicts

• Cultural misunderstandings

• Technological stagnation