Cordell Hull advises a joint session of Congress on the activities undertaken at the Third Moscow Conference during Worl

The transcript discusses the nearing end of enemy control and the challenges faced by the allies in planning for the post-war world. It highlights the discussions and agreements made in Moscow, emphasizing that there were no secret deals. The focus is on ensuring that nations responsible for defeating the enemy continue to contribute to solving future problems and maintaining peace.

What is the significance of the nearing end of the war as mentioned in the first section?

• It marks the beginning of a new era of peace.

• It signifies the reclaiming of territories from the enemy.

• It indicates the start of a new war.

• It shows the defeat of the allies.

What is the main focus of the allies in the second section?

• To withdraw from international affairs.

• To negotiate secret agreements.

• To plan for the immediate aftermath and post-war world.

• To celebrate their victory.

What was a key outcome of the discussions in Moscow?

• The discussions were inconclusive.

• The allies decided to end their cooperation.

• Important agreements were reached without secrecy.

• Secret agreements were made.

What responsibility do the nations have according to the final section?

• To focus solely on their own interests.

• To continue addressing future challenges.

• To ignore the problems of the future.

• To dissolve their alliances.

Which nations are expected to play a role in solving future problems?

• Nations with no military power.

• Only the victorious nations.

• All peaceful-minded nations.

• Only the defeated nations.