America Celebrates Army Day In 1918 and 1942

The transcript reflects on Woodrow Wilson's past experiences and the current anticipation of war. It highlights the swearing-in of selectees on Army Day 1942, emphasizing the need to win both the war and the peace that follows. The narrative underscores nationwide support and the commitment to sacrifice for the army, urging Americans to keep the banners high.

What historical figure is mentioned as observing the nation's past joy?

• Woodrow Wilson

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

What is the main goal emphasized for the selectees sworn in on Army Day, 1942?

• To explore new territories

• To win the war and secure peace

• To establish a new government

• To negotiate with allies

What is the sentiment expressed by Americans towards the army in the final section?

• Opposition

• Criticism

• Indifference

• Support and pledge

What is the attitude of the young men described in the final section?

• Fearful and anxious

• Indifferent and detached

• Hesitant and unsure

• Strong and willing

What do Americans pledge to do to support the army?

• Provide financial aid

• Work with toil and sacrifice

• Send more troops

• Negotiate peace treaties