FDR Speech

The transcript discusses a strategic shift in policy, rejecting a defensive stance known as the turtle policy. Instead, it emphasizes a proactive approach of taking the war to the enemy in distant lands and waters, aiming to keep conflicts away from home territories.

What approach does the speaker reject when addressing the American people?

• A diplomatic approach

• An aggressive approach

• A neutral approach

• A passive approach

What is the main focus of the speaker's strategy?

• To maintain neutrality

• To retreat from conflicts

• To engage the enemy proactively

• To negotiate peace

Where does the speaker intend to carry the war?

• To allied nations

• To domestic territories

• To neighboring countries

• To distant lands and waters

What is the ultimate goal of the speaker's policy?

• To keep conflicts as far away as possible

• To bring conflicts closer to home

• To avoid any military engagement

• To focus on economic growth

How does the speaker plan to protect home grounds?

• By reducing military spending

• By engaging in distant conflicts

• By forming new alliances

• By increasing domestic defenses