CLEMENT ATTLEE ADDRESSES CONGRESS - SOUND

British Prime Minister Atlee addresses a joint session of Congress, discussing his talks with President Truman about the atomic bomb. He highlights America's power and its non-threatening stance, emphasizing that the U.S. will not use its power for selfish purposes. Atlee warns of the potential global threat posed by atomic weapons and calls for international cooperation to ensure a secure future for all nations.

What was the main purpose of British Prime Minister Atlee's visit to the United States?

• To discuss trade agreements

• To confer about the atomic bomb

• To attend a cultural event

• To negotiate a peace treaty

How does Atlee describe America's use of its power?

• For selfish aims

• For non-selfish purposes

• As a threat to others

• For territorial expansion

What does Atlee suggest about the future threat of weapons?

• They will become obsolete

• They may threaten global security

• They will be banned worldwide

• They will only affect Europe

What is Atlee's proposed solution to the threat of devastating weapons?

• International cooperation

• Isolation from other nations

• Develop more advanced weapons

• Increase military spending

What is the ultimate goal Atlee envisions for the world?

• To dominate other nations

• To ensure the common man's security

• To increase economic power

• To expand territorial boundaries