Hoover Opposes Convoys

The speaker emphasizes the importance of providing maximum support to Britain during its critical months without entering the war. They argue that America is unprepared for war and that joining now would not be wise or beneficial for either Britain or America. The speaker urges recognition of the facts amidst the anxiety of the moment.

What is the speaker's initial stance regarding support for Britain?

• Opposed to providing any support

• In favor of providing maximum war tools

• Neutral about the support

• Against any form of involvement

According to the speaker, what action would mean joining the war?

• Providing medical supplies

• Sending financial aid

• Deploying the Navy

• Offering diplomatic support

What does the speaker believe about America's readiness for defense?

• America is fully prepared

• America is unprepared

• America is somewhat prepared

• America is over-prepared

Why does the speaker think entering the war is unwise?

• It would cause political instability

• It would lead to economic downfall

• It is not in the interest of America or Britain

• It would strengthen enemy forces

What does the speaker urge people to do amidst the current anxiety?

• Seek international support

• Panic and react hastily

• Recognize and face the facts

• Ignore the facts