White House Protest, President Roosevelt Delivers Speech 'The Only Thing We Have To Fear Is Fear Itself'

The transcript covers a series of events and speeches related to American national policy and public sentiment during a time of conflict. It begins with protests by the American Peace Mobilization and counter-picketing by citizens. Charles A. Lindbergh speaks at an America First Committee rally, emphasizing national security and opposing foreign wars. The public shows strong support for the President's actions, as reflected in letters to the White House. The transcript concludes with a discussion on the resilience of freedom in the face of war and the dangers of fear and surrender.

What was the main focus of the American Peace Mobilization March?

• Supporting national policy

• Protesting against national policy

• Celebrating a national holiday

• Recruiting for the military

Who was involved in the counter-protest against the American Peace Mobilization March?

• Volunteer private citizens

• Foreign diplomats

• U.S. Marines

• Government officials

What did Charles A. Lindbergh emphasize in his speech at the America First Committee rally?

• The importance of foreign alliances

• The need for military expansion

• The strength and character of the American people

• The benefits of international trade

What was the general public's response to the President's stance on action?

• Widespread opposition

• Majority endorsement

• Indifference

• Confusion

According to the final section, what is the only thing we have to fear?

• Fear itself

• Political instability

• War

• Economic collapse