Naturalization ceremonies at Ebbets Field and at White House; Pres. Eisenhower speaks to new citizens

The video discusses the transformation of Armistice Day into Veterans Day in the U.S., highlighting the naturalization of 50,000 new citizens. It features a ceremony at the White House where President Eisenhower welcomes 22 petitioners from 18 countries, emphasizing the diversity and unity of the nation. The president's message underscores the contribution of new citizens to America's multicultural fabric.

What significant change occurred to Armistice Day in the United States?

• It became Veterans Day.

• It was abolished.

• It was moved to a different date.

• It was renamed to Memorial Day.

How many new citizens took their oaths of allegiance on Veterans Day?

• 10,000

• 100,000

• 25,000

• 50,000

Where did President Eisenhower greet 22 petitioners for American citizenship?

• The Capitol Building

• The Statue of Liberty

• The White House

• The Lincoln Memorial

How many countries were represented among the 50,000 naturalized citizens?

• 30

• 40

• 22

• 18

What did President Eisenhower encourage the new citizens to do?

• Join the military

• Contribute to the multicultural fabric of America

• Preserve their cultural heritage

• Return to their home countries