Wendell Willkie visits London, Cairo, and China as envoy for Franklin Roosevelt in early 1940s

President Roosevelt appointed Wilkie as a special emissary to visit England, the Middle East, the Soviet Union, and China, showcasing his belief in democracy by crossing political lines. Wilkie's mission was a success, and his experiences were documented in the book 'One World', which sold over a million copies.

Who was offered a diplomatic mission by President Roosevelt?

• A military general

• A man of courage

• A renowned scientist

• A famous author

Which regions were included in the diplomatic mission?

• North America and Asia

• South America and Australia

• England, the Middle East, the Soviet Union, and China

• Europe and Africa

What was President Roosevelt's approach to political barriers?

• He avoided them

• He crossed them

• He reinforced them

• He ignored them

What was the outcome of the man's return to Washington?

• It was a failure

• It was unnoticed

• It was triumphant

• It was controversial

What was the title of the book documenting the mission?

• Diplomatic Travels

• A World Apart

• Global Journey

• One World