George Bush at service honoring WWII soldiers

President George Bush commemorates American war dead in Normandy, France, highlighting sacrifices made during WWII and ongoing conflicts like Afghanistan. He emphasizes the just cause of these sacrifices, which have protected many from tyranny. The ceremony includes a 21-gun salute for D-Day soldiers and acknowledges the liberation of Saint-Marie-Eglise, where gratitude remains strong.

Where did President George Bush choose to honor America's war dead?

• In a cemetery in Normandy, France

• At the White House

• In a military base in the USA

• At the United Nations headquarters

What recent conflict is mentioned in relation to American military families' grief?

• The Gulf War

• The Vietnam War

• The conflict in Afghanistan

• The Korean War

What was the purpose of the sacrifices made by American soldiers, according to the transcript?

• To increase military spending

• To establish new governments

• To prevent tyranny and sorrow

• To gain more territory

What event is associated with the 21-gun salute mentioned in the transcript?

• The signing of the peace treaty

• The start of the D-Day invasion

• The liberation of Paris

• The end of World War I

Which village was the first to be liberated by US troops during the D-Day invasion?

• Caen

• Bayeux

• Cherbourg

• Saint-Marie-Eglise