FBI Captures German Spies In United States

The video discusses the FBI's intervention in a Nazi sabotage plot during WWII. Nazi agents, trained in Germany and equipped with explosives, planned to disrupt US war efforts. However, the FBI captured them before they could execute their plans. The saboteurs, who had lived in America, were sent by the German consulate to sabotage US industries. Despite their detailed plans, the FBI's vigilance led to their capture, and justice was imminent. The failed plot led to increased security measures along the US coast.

What was the primary objective of the Nazi spies who landed on the Florida coast?

• To establish a diplomatic mission

• To conduct trade negotiations

• To sabotage US war industries

• To seek asylum in the US

Which of the following was NOT a name of one of the Nazi saboteurs?

• George Dash

• John Smith

• Edward Carolling

• Herman Neubauer

What kind of tools were the saboteurs equipped with?

• Weapons disguised as everyday objects

• Bombs resembling lumps of coal

• Advanced communication devices

• Vehicles for quick escape

What was the total amount of money provided to the saboteurs for their mission?

• $100,000

• $170,000

• $200,000

• $250,000

What was the US response to the failed Nazi plot?

• Immediate declaration of war

• Diplomatic negotiations with Germany

• Public announcement of the plot

• Increased security along the seaboard