MR CHURCHILL'S STRONG WORDS -

Winston Churchill's broadcast serves as a morale booster, emphasizing the British and French resolve to fight against Hitler's aggression. The speech highlights the improved preparedness of the Allies and predicts the dire consequences if they fail. Churchill expresses hope for the liberation and restoration of occupied countries, envisioning a future of greater solidarity. The broadcast concludes with a brief mention of Nazi bombing efforts in the north.

What was the main message of Churchill's broadcast regarding the war?

• To emphasize perseverance in the war

• To declare the end of the war

• To request more troops from allies

• To announce a peace treaty

How did Churchill describe the change in British military readiness over the past 10 weeks?

• Weaker and less prepared

• Stronger and better prepared

• Unchanged

• In need of more time

What did Churchill say would happen if the British Empire and the French Republic were conquered?

• All would be enslaved

• Peace would be restored

• New alliances would form

• The war would end

According to Churchill, what could the final extinction of Nazi domination lead to?

• Economic collapse

• Broader global solidarity

• A new world war

• Increased isolationism

Where were the Nazis' first bombing efforts directed according to the broadcast?

• The west

• The south

• The east

• The north