FDR Dedicates Woodrow Wilson Birthplace as National Shrine

The video covers the dedication of Woodrow Wilson's birthplace as a national shrine, with President Roosevelt highlighting the significance of faith and freedom in democracy. It emphasizes Wilson's lifelong dedication to these ideals and his belief in the global support of democracy, stressing that democracy cannot thrive in isolation.

Who were the guests of honor at the dedication of Woodrow Wilson's birthplace?

• Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Lord Halifax

• President Roosevelt and Lord Halifax

• Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and President Roosevelt

• Lord Halifax and the British Prime Minister

What does President Roosevelt say the new shrine symbolizes?

• The legacy of British-American relations

• The power of the United States

• The history of Virginia

• The faith and freedom of democracy

According to President Roosevelt, what are Americans always ready to do?

• Negotiate peace

• Fight for faith and freedom

• Support isolationism

• Expand their territory

What does the valley of Virginia remind America of, according to the speech?

• The importance of agriculture

• The ideals of freedom

• The beauty of nature

• The history of the Civil War

What did Woodrow Wilson teach about democracy?

• It is a new concept

• It is only for the United States

• It requires global support

• It can thrive in isolation