U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivers his Day Of Infamy speech on the destruction of Pearl Harbor.

On December 7, 1941, the United States was attacked by Japan's naval and air forces. This event, described as a day of infamy, led to a strong resolve among the American people to achieve victory despite the challenges posed by the premeditated invasion.

What is the significance of December 7, 1941, as mentioned in the speech?

• It is remembered as a day of infamy due to an attack.

• It was the day the United Nations was formed.

• It marked the end of World War II.

• It was the day the United States declared independence.

Which forces attacked the United States on December 7, 1941?

• The Italian navy

• The Japanese naval and air forces

• The British air force

• The German army

What was the nature of the attack on the United States?

• It was a natural disaster.

• It was a peaceful protest.

• It was a premeditated invasion.

• It was a diplomatic negotiation.

What is the attitude of the American people towards achieving victory?

• They are determined and confident.

• They are pessimistic.

• They are indifferent.

• They are hesitant.

What is the ultimate goal of the American people as stated in the speech?

• To form alliances with other nations.

• To retreat from the conflict.

• To achieve absolute victory.

• To negotiate peace.