Pres. Franklin Roosevelt calls for national unity to tackle economic recovery at American Legion speech in Chicago

The transcript emphasizes the importance of national unity during both peace and war. It highlights the government's responsibility to care for those injured while serving and stresses that wearing a uniform does not entitle one to special benefits over other citizens. The speaker calls for further efforts in national recovery and expresses confidence in the commitment of those who serve.

Why is national unity considered essential during both war and peace times?

• It fosters international relations.

• It ensures a strong defense system.

• It helps in economic growth.

• It is crucial for cultural development.

What responsibility does the government have towards citizens who serve in defense?

• Offering them special employment opportunities.

• Ensuring their financial stability.

• Providing them with free education.

• Caring for those injured or diseased during service.

What is the principle regarding benefits for those who wore a uniform?

• They should receive more benefits than other citizens.

• They should be treated equally with all citizens.

• They should be given special privileges.

• They should be exempt from taxes.

What is emphasized about the role of those who serve in the military?

• They should focus on personal achievements.

• They should support the ideals of American citizenship.

• They should prioritize financial gains.

• They should seek international recognition.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the response of those who serve?

• Confident

• Skeptical

• Indifferent

• Concerned