FDR Addresses Nation Pt1, Pearl Harbor Address

The transcript discusses a period of international immorality, highlighting the actions of powerful groups that have led to global conflict. The United States faces a direct challenge due to the Japanese violation of peace, resulting in the loss of American lives and destruction of military assets. The American government and its people have accepted this challenge, signifying a pivotal moment in history.

What does the term 'international immorality' refer to in the context of the Pacific?

• A series of unethical actions by powerful groups

• A period of economic prosperity

• A time of cultural exchange

• A decade of peaceful negotiations

Who violated the longstanding peace with the United States?

• The Russians

• The Japanese

• The Italians

• The Germans

What were some of the consequences faced by the United States due to enemy actions?

• Increase in immigration

• Loss of trade agreements

• Economic sanctions

• Destruction of military assets and loss of lives

How did the United States respond to the challenge posed by international aggression?

• By seeking diplomatic solutions

• By ignoring the threat

• By accepting the challenge and preparing for conflict

• By forming new alliances

What role did Congress play in the American response to the international challenge?

• They imposed trade restrictions

• They sought peace treaties

• They accepted the challenge

• They declared neutrality