Natives Build Church For Servicemen In Guadalcanal, Cemetery Surrounds

The transcript describes a church on Guadal Canal built by native labor for servicemen, surrounded by a cemetery for 1700 Americans who died in battle. It highlights the diverse ethnicities of those who died, including Polish, Irish, Jewish, and English names, symbolizing the great America they fought for. The narrative reflects on the terrible cost of war and the sacrifices made for final victory.

What was built by native labor at Guadal Canal?

• A library

• A church for servicemen

• A hospital

• A school

What is the significance of the Sacred Cemetery of 1700?

• It is a historical museum

• It is a burial site for soldiers

• It is a tourist attraction

• It is a place for religious gatherings

Which nationalities are mentioned as part of the fallen soldiers?

• Spanish and Italian

• French and German

• Polish and Irish

• Russian and Chinese

What does the diversity of names at the cemetery signify?

• The dominance of a single ethnicity

• The influence of European culture

• The isolation of different communities

• The multicultural nature of America

What is the ultimate message about the cost of victory?

• It is insignificant

• It is a financial burden

• It is avoidable

• It is a necessary sacrifice