Pres. Franklin Roosevelt visits Georgia post-tornado, 1936

The speaker expresses deep sympathy for the loss of life and extends condolences to affected families. They highlight two points of pride: the effective cooperation of government agencies and the commendable spirit of the Gainesville community in restoring order and rebuilding better than before.

What does the speaker express to the families who have lost loved ones?

• A sense of pride

• A call to action

• Deep sympathy

• Encouragement to rebuild

What is one of the key points the speaker mentions about government agencies?

• They faced many challenges

• They were uncooperative

• They worked independently

• They showed practical results

How does the speaker describe the spirit of the people in Gainesville?

• Fine and cooperative

• Defeated

• Indifferent

• Uninspired

What does the speaker say about the future rebuilding efforts in Gainesville?

• They will be delayed

• They will face many obstacles

• They will be along better and finer lines

• They will be the same as before

What makes the speaker proud of the people in Gainesville?

• Their political influence

• Their wealth

• Their determination to rebuild

• Their historical significance